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2020 Next Generation Honoree: Lee & Associates’ Robert Meunier a Critical Asset in Complex Lending Environment
Robert Meunier joined Lee & Associates Commercial Real Estate Services earlier this summer as the brokerage firm continued to expand its Northwest Multifamily Team. The Seattle-based Vice President came over from commercial real estate mortgage banking company, DSC Capital.
Meunier’s more than 10-year background in multifamily financing has and will be a critical asset to the Lee & Associates Seattle team as it helps clients navigate an increasingly complex and changing lending environment going forward.
Candice Chevaillier, a Principal on Lee & Associates’ Northwest Multifamily Team, says, “Our industry has moved so far away from the old lone wolf broker days and for us, success for our clients is made possible of our team’s deep depth of skills in marketing, development and financing. Already Robert has shown incredible promise in our field and it’s a pleasure to be a part of watching his success.”
Meunier’s commercial real estate brokerage and financing experience includes extensive Northwest market knowledge. Earlier in his career Meunier served at Directors Mortgage, EverBank, Walker & Dunlop and CBRE.
His technical experience with underwriting and his proficient skill in structuring debt elevates the team’s multifamily service offering with additional expertise in an increasingly complex market. He offers both a brokerage and a lender’s perspective to professionally tailored marketing and deal structuring. That background will continue to build on Lee & Associates’ Multifamily Team strategy of providing institutional level service to the sub-institutional market.
These are just some of the reasons we chose Meunier as one of the Seattle 2020 Next Generation Award winners. Connect Media’s fourth annual Next Generation Awards recognize young leaders in the commercial real estate industry who are likely to be influential for years to come.
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