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Posted: November 14, 2023
2023 Commercial Real Estate Visionaries: Cory Rosenthal of Matthews Real Estate Investment Services
Market Leader & National Director of Multifamily
Matthews Real Estate Investment Services
Cory recently joined Matthews and already made a significant contribution. In one month, he recruited over a dozen high-producing, well-established agents to the New York office and has vigorously promoted Matthews’ culture, resources, and support. He took a new opportunity, jumped in headfirst, and made an immediate impact.
Who inspires you most? What qualities do they possess that inspire you most?
My wife. Her natural and instinctual reaction is to look for good in people and situations. She has an uncanny ability to dive into something, absorb as much information as possible, be fascinated by and retain it. In doing this, she balances me and provides perspective for me.
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