Newmark Associates honored with 2013 CoStar Power Broker Award
Newmark Associates, Inc., one of New Jersey's most respected and successful commercial real estate firms, has received from CoStar Group, Inc. the 2013 Power Broker Award - ranking Newmark as one of the "best of the best" for several, consecutive years.
Identifying top players across the U.S. in five categories, CoStar presents the prestigious, annual award to firms and individuals who have achieved the highest volume of sales and leases in over 90 markets nationwide. Newmark ranked this year as one of the top players in the sales and leasing categories among companies with five times the sales force.
Certified as a woman-owned business by the Women's Business Enterprise National Council, Newmark Associates, Inc. is also registered as a Supplier Diversity provider. Their clients range now from regional, entrepreneurial firms to Fortune 500 companies.
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