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Moruzzi joins CBRE's Valuation & Advisory Services team

Kristie Moruzzi

New York, NY According to CBRE, Kristie Moruzzi has joined its Valuation & Advisory Services (VAS) team as senior client account executive, Property Tax Services. Moruzzi will serve the greater New York City area and provide property tax consulting services to real estate firms based in the region.

Moruzzi has been responsible for tax programs of diverse national client portfolios comprising $58 billion in market value and $1.3 billion of real and personal property tax during her career. She joins CBRE from Marvin F. Poer and Company, where she has gained experience in the minimization of client tax liability since 2004.

“Kristie brings deep client relationships and a breadth of industry knowledge to CBRE. She has managed some of the largest accounts in her field and has proven that she provides her clients with the strongest possible outcomes,” said Mark Whitney, managing director of Property & Transaction Tax Services for CBRE.

This appointment is part of a strategy by CBRE VAS to expand its Property & Transaction Services team by recruiting the industry’s leading talent. In the last two years, CBRE VAS has recruited 12 property tax experts nationally and today provides consulting services throughout the United States.

“Real estate tax is a significant expense for all property owners, making it a key area where we can add value for our clients. Kristie is a hugely accomplished tax professional and a great example of our commitment to invest in the industry’s top talent,” said Micah Beck, national Hhad of Valuation & Advisory Services Strategic Growth for CBRE. “We now offer property tax consulting services in most major markets and provide true national coverage.”

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