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Posted: September 19, 2017
CBRE promotes Howard to executive vice president of National Loan & Portfolio Sale Advisors
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New York, NY According to CBRE, Jack Howard has been promoted to executive vice president of CBRE’s National Loan and Portfolio Sale Advisors.
As a senior partner on CBRE’s national loan and portfolio sale advisors team, Howard oversees the sale and marketing of large, national portfolios of commercial real estate and mortgage loans, mostly on behalf of financial institutions and private equity firms.
A seasoned loan-sale professional, Howard has participated in the advisory and placement of more than $22 billion in loan and property sales and has served as a transaction manager or co-project manager on more than 250 large assignments.
“Jack is widely known and respected throughout the industry as an expert in his field and is extremely well regarded by his clients,” said Kyle Schoppmann, executive managing director, CBRE New York Tri-State. “His successes over the past 14 years are both numerous and significant. By every measure he has earned this promotion.”
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