Power Broker
Andrew Sussman
Vice Chairman, CBRE
New York, NY 10166
Andrew Sussman, CBRE Vice Chairman, specializes in complex lease and sales transactions for corporate clients.
Phone (212) 984-6643
Andrew Sussman, CBRE Vice Chairman, specializes in complex lease and sales transactions for corporate clients.
Specialties
Landlord Rep (Office), Tenant Rep (Office)
Property Types
Office
Markets
Dallas/Ft Worth, New York City, Washington, DC
Languages
English
Bio
Andrew Sussman is a Vice Chairman in the Consulting Group with CBRE, a group he has been a member of since 1998. During his tenure, he has been involved in the negotiation and structuring of complex lease and sales transactions for a wide range of corporate clients. With a strong consulting background and an in-depth understanding of the economic and financial statement implications of various real estate transactions, Andrew has played an integral part in the strategic planning and implementation phases of numerous projects. Andrew maintains an active role in the collection, organization, and analysis of all information pertaining to a particular tenant representation assignment. In addition, he brings a wealth of market knowledge and experience to the development of unique, strategic occupancy scenarios and the pursuit of various real estate strategies.
Andrew’s professional experience includes considerable experience in real estate leasing and ownership projects, ranging from large corporate headquarters to standard office leases. In the past four years with the company, he has been involved in more than 10 million SF of transactions, including representing Viacom in its 1.6 million-SF headquarters renewal at 1515 Broadway and Citigroup in its 2.6 RSF-headquarters renewal at 388-390 Greenwich Street (two of the largest leases ever completed in Manhattan). In addition, in the past 36 months alone, Andrew was a key member of the CBRE teams that represented Citadel in its 210,000-RSF lease at 425 Park Avenue (anchor tenancy, new construction); Citibank in its 400,000-RSF renewal at NOC VII in Jersey City; a confidential international financial services client in its 420,000-RSF renewal and expansion at 750 Seventh Avenue, 260,000-RSF renewal and expansion at 1633 Broadway, and 225,000-RSF renewal at 1221 Avenue of the Americas; Mayer Brown in its 190,000-RSF relocation to 1221 Avenue of the Americas; Paul Hastings in its 180,000-RSF relocation to 200 Park Avenue; Baker Botts in its 100,000-RSF renewal at 30 Rockefeller Plaza; Alston Bird in its 120,000-RSF renewal at 90 Park Avenue; Troutman Sanders in its 90,000-RSF lease at 875 Third Avenue; and Akin Gump in its 200,000-RSF lease at Alexander Court in Washington, DC and 75,000-RSF lease at The Union in Dallas, TX.
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