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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: May 10, 2019
Gibbs joins Cresa Boston as a senior advisor, suburban advisory team
Boston, MA Cresa has hired Kurtis Gibbs as a senior advisor on its suburban advisory team. In this role, Gibbs will help tenants make educated and creative real estate decisions that best align with their company’s business objectives through strategic planning, market analysis, site selection, financial analysis, and transaction management.
Gibbs has worked in commercial real estate since 2012. Previously, he was with Cushman & Wakefield and he covered the Midtown Manhattan market for JLL in N.Y.
“It is with great pleasure that we welcome Kurtis to our firm,” said Adam Subber, managing principal at Cresa. “In his previous roles, Kurtis demonstrated a keen understanding of the suburban market, and he is a great addition to our team. He understands the value that Cresa brings to its clients, and we are confident that he will make significant contributions to the continued success of Cresa.”
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