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2026 Next Generation Awards
Boston & New England
- BioMed’s Gomez Directs Facilities and Tenant Operations Across 2 Million Square-Foot Portfolio
- Cushman＆Wakefield’s Perez Oversees Boston-Area Life Sciences Leasing Activity
- DiBiase Leads Development, Financing, and Land Use Strategy at DiBiase Companies
- Edenkrans Builds $55M CRE Track Record at Marcus＆Millichap
- Evans Helps Drive Major Office, Life Sciences Deals at Colliers
- Horvath＆Tremblay’s Smith Builds National Track Record in Net Lease Investment Activity
- Northstar’s Bayapu Builds Strong Life Sciences OPM Track Record
- Price With DPR Leads Venture Investments Across Built Environment Technology
- Revers With Newmark Handles Capital Markets Across Institutional-Scale Deals
- Tikhomirov with DLA Advises on Major Healthcare, Industrial CRE Transactions
- Troutman Pepper Locke’s Hughes Brings Precision to Real Estate Capital Structures
Revers With Newmark Handles Capital Markets Across Institutional-Scale Deals
Nick Revers is a Senior Financial Analyst with Newmark’s Boston-based Capital Markets Group, specializing in the underwriting and sale of office, life science, industrial, and medical properties in the Boston/New England region. During his career, he has been involved in over $2 billion in commercial real estate transactions.
He has been involved in major deals, including the $227-million sale of 99 High Street, one of Downtown Boston’s most iconic office towers; the $103-million sale of Burlington BioCenter at the height of the life sciences boom; and the $79-million recapitalization of Axis Park North in the industrial sector.
In an industry where analysts typically spend years building toward meaningful deal exposure, Revers has amassed a transaction resume that most professionals would be proud of in just one decade.
These are just a few reasons we chose Nick Revers as one of Connect CRE’s Boston & New England Next Generation Award winners. Connect CRE’s annual Next Generation Awards recognize young leaders who will have a strong influence on the commercial real estate industry.