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Kimmerle Group Boosts Multigenerational Leadership
Robert Kimmerle, son of company founder & president George Kimmerle, has returned to the firm as chief financial officer. He brings more than a decade of experience in financial management and will focus on providing financial and consultative support.
NKF Adds Net-Lease Vets to Team
The company has appointed Ken Hedrick as executive managing director, while Jerry Hopkins and Andrew Ragsdale will become senior managing directors.
C&W Expands PDS Team
With more than 15 years of working together at various companies including Eagle Rock Partners, CBRE and Trammell Crow Co., Ken Loeber and Terry Rennaker are bringing their partnership to Cushman & Wakefield’s Project & Development Services.
CBRE Hires New SVP in NJ
Jonathan Meisel will bring more than 30 years of experience in commercial real estate to his new role. Prior to joining the firm, he held senior-level positions at both JLL and Cushman & Wakefield.
Transwestern’s Midwest Asset Services Group Gets New Leaders
Micah Larmie and Katie Sakach were promoted to oversee the company’s management portfolio in the Midwest, which encompasses more than 19 million square feet.
Westwood New Executive VP Leads Expansion
Matt Lougee brings a decade of real estate finance experience and will spearhead the firm’s corporate strategy and finance, supporting its growth.
C&W Appoints New Executive Director
Industry veteran Tom O’Regan returned to the company after several years in executive roles at JLL and Richards Barry Joyce Partners.
Stan Johnson Opens New CA Office
Stan Johnson Co.’s new branch is located in Newport Beach, Calif., and is the firm’s tenth office. Brett Butler, Myles Helm and Tyler Wollmershauser will be in charge of the new location.
NRT Appoints New CFO
The company has hired former DFC Global Corp. and GE Capital executive Roger Favano, who will be replacing Kevin Greene.
Midtown East Rezoning: Not for the Faint-Hearted
The new plans approved by the New York City Council allow the construction of modern office space, reduce challenges for redevelopments and aim at upgrading the area’s transit and pedestrian infrastructure. Still, experts say only sophisticated developers will be able to take advantage of the approved regulations.