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Posted: March 25, 2013
Admiral Real Estate Services Corporation's Gordon receives CoStar Power Broker Award
Admiral Real Estate Services Corp.'s Jonathan Gordon has been recognized as a CoStar Power Broker by CoStar Group, commercial real estate's leading independent research firm. This annual award recognizes the "best of the best" in commercial real estate brokerage by spotlighting the U.S. firms and individual brokers who closed the highest transaction volume in commercial prop. sales or leases for the entire year of 2012 in their respective market.
Gordon qualified as one of the top brokers in the Westchester / CT commercial real estate market based on the total leasing transactions he closed during the year. In order to be selected for this honor, Gordon was measured against commercial real estate brokers active in the region by CoStar Grp. and subsequently ranked among the top brokers in the market.
"CoStar is proud to honor the firms and brokers who perform at the industry's highest level each year," said CoStar Group CEO Andrew Florance. "These industry leaders deserve to be recognized for their hard work, expertise and superior deal-making abilities. We extend our congratulations to this year's winners on their achievements."
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