NEW YORK CITY – Jason Schwartzenberg has rejoined Savills as executive managing director, following a six-year tenure with JLL.
Within his new role at the firm, Schwartzenberg will work alongside Savills vice chairman, Erik Schmall, Stephen Berliner and Scott Weiss within the firm's New York City office.
Schwartzenberg previously worked at Savills from 2002 to 2014, prior to joining JLL.
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"Jason epitomizes the type of professional we want within our ranks. His work ethic and extensive market knowledge will further strengthen our position as the premier tenant representation firm in the region," states Janet Woods, Savills' vice chairman and Northeast region lead.
With nearly 20 years of industry experience, Schwartzenberg has executed more than 200 transactions, totaling more than two million square feet. Throughout his career, he has represented clients, including China Construction Bank, Alphadyne Asset Management, Marchesa, Carter Ledyard & Milburn and Global Infrastructure Partners.
"Simply put, the culture at Savills is special and aligns perfectly with my professional philosophy," says Schwartzenberg. "Returning to the company that played a vital role in my growth and success means a lot to me. I very much look forward to collaborating with colleagues, old and new, to continue to provide clients with an unparalleled level of service."
The appointment of Schwartzenberg serves as the company's most recent major hire for Savills. The company additionally hired Michael Leff in February, whom previously served Savills from 2001 to 2009.
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