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March 2015

Jay Maher rejoins NAI Hiffman as Vice President on its industrial services team

NAI Hiffman has announced Jay Maher has rejoined its firm as a Vice President with its industrial services group. Based out of the company’s headquarters in Oakbrook Terrace, IL, Maher will focus on representing both tenants/buyers and landlords in asset acquisitions, dispositions, relocations, land assemblage and built-to-suit transactions. Maher’s primary geographic areas of focus includes Western Cook County, O’Hare and the Chicago markets.
 
Prior to his role as Vice President, Jay was a Senior Associate with NAI Hiffman from 2005 to 2012. Most recently, he served as an Associate Director with Cushman and Wakefield. Some of his key clients include KTR Capital Partners, ML Realty Partners, CenterPoint Properties, Sitex Realty Group and Peerless Industries, among many others.
 
“We look forward to Jay building new and current relationships to grow NAI Hiffman’s industrial business,” said John Picchiotti, Chief Operating Officer of NAI Hiffman’s brokerage services. “His experience and market knowledge make him a valuable asset and we are thrilled to welcome him back to our team.”
 
Maher is a member of AIRE (Association of Industrial Real Estate Brokers); nominee for the 2012 NAIOP Industrial Redevelopment of the Year award and was a nominee in 2010 for NAIOP’s Industrial Broker Transaction of the Year award. Maher received his Bachelor’s degree from Illinois State University.

entioned by RE Journals, The Daily Herald Business Ledger

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