Back in May 2010, Colliers International tapped real estate veteran Robert R. Martie as executive vice president of the New Jersey region; the same week the company became the world’s third largest commercial real estate services firm. As it stands, the New Jersey operations consist of offices in Parsippany and Princeton, and, in conjunction with the New York and Connecticut offices, serve as Colliers International’s Tri-state hub. There is also a very large Southern New Jersey division located in Mount Laurel, NJ.
With more than three decades of brokerage experience working for the region’s largest institutional real estate firms, Martie has cultivated a reputation as one of the industry’s most accomplished professionals. I recently spoke with him about the firm’s future plans as well as industry trends.
GlobeSt.com: Could you talk a bit about what separates Colliers International from other brokerage firms?
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