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Posted: May 15, 2018
Kunofsky named Marcus & Millichap’s top agent
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New York, NY Glen Kunofsky of Marcus & Millichap’s Manhattan office ranked as the top investment specialist out of 1,800 investment professionals in 2017. Kunofsky has been the firm’s top agent for the last four years consecutively. He is also the firm’s top listing agent for the fifth year in a row and has been Marcus & Millichap’s No. 1 single-tenant net-lease retail agent for 11 consecutive years.
“We are extremely proud of all that Glen has achieved on behalf of clients and happy to recognize him as the firm’s top agent nationwide for the fourth year in a row,” said J.D. Parker, senior VP and division manager. “Glen’s accomplishments in the net-lease property sector are truly exceptional and his ability to facilitate institutional-level sale-leasebacks and complex exchanges is exemplary.”
Kunofsky joined Marcus & Millichap in 2001. He and his team, the NNN Pro Group of Marcus & Millichap, are dedicated to serving some of the nation’s top industrial sellers, developers and private equity funds. In 2017, the NNN Pro Group represented more than $400 million in exclusive 1031 exchange proceeds from investors nationwide and closed 440 commercial real estate transactions valued at over $2 billion.
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