Texas | December 8, 2020

Ran Holman Joins Newmark as Texas Market Leader

Newmark Group hired Ran Holman as EVP and market leader for its Texas operations. The 30-year veteran will head Newmark’s Dallas operations and support its growing presence in a wide variety of business lines across the state, including other major markets such as Houston, Austin and San Antonio.

“Ran brings decades of experience and a proven track record to this new role, along with a deep well of knowledge of every submarket in the state,” said Newmark CEO Barry Gosin. “We are extremely grateful to have him on board and look forward to his leadership as we take our success to new heights in the Lone Star State.”

Prior to joining Newmark, Holman served as managing principal in Cushman & Wakefield’s Dallas-Fort Worth-based office. In addition to managing all business lines, Holman played an active role in business development, client relations and the brokerage’s overall growth strategies.

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