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Posted: April 7, 2011
Business Best - Newmark Knight Frank
Newmark Knight Frank is Knight Frank's new U.S. based partner. Newmark Knight Frank is an independent company, employing around 800 people in offices across the U.S. and is experienced in markets worldwide. As one of North America's leading full-service real estate firms, with particular strength in brokerage and tenant representation, Newmark Knight Frank's clients include financial institutions, professional practices, media companies and major corporations. In addition to its office leasing and tenant rep business, Newmark Knight Frank has well established service lines in the retail and investment consultancy sectors and is a key player within the mixed-use/residential land market.
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