Boston & New England + Boston | March 4, 2020

Matthew Furey Joins Colliers Boston from CBRE

Colliers International appointed real estate professional Matthew Furey as senior advisor in its Boston office. Furey will specialize in representing office tenants, landlords and developers in the urban Boston market.

Furey most recently served for several years at CBRE, representing both landlords and tenants in office and industrial. Along with advising clients including Peloton, Allstate, ADT Security Services and Atlantic Management, Furey was also heavily involved and highly successful in new business generation.

In addition to Furey, Colliers has brought on the following team members since 2020 began:

• Nick Dessalines, research analyst, capital markets
• Amelia Jenks, client service coordinator, life sciences
• John Nasca, senior financial Analyst, capital markets

“At Colliers, we are attracting a strong combination of talent from our competitors as well as from organizations beyond the commercial real estate industry, which is helping us compete at the highest level,” said David Goodhue, market leader of Colliers Boston.

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