Newmark Taps Daniel Matz to Grow Southeast Footprint
By Andrew Coen June 25, 2021 10:45 am
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Newmark (NMRK)’s debt and structured finance group has added Daniel Matz as a senior managing director in the company’s Miami office to bolster business in the Southeast region, the brokerage firm announced Thursday.
Matz, who joined Newmark this month from Mission Capital Advisors, is working in partnership with Dustin Stolly and Jordan Roeshlaub, vice chairmen and co-heads of capital markets debt and structured finance based in New York City. He joins Stolly and Roeschlaub’s team alongside senior managing directors Chris Kramer, Nick Scribani and Daniel Fromm.
Stolly and Roeschlaub’s team specializes in advising debt, equity and loan sales across all asset classes.
“There is a proliferation of New York-based investors pivoting towards high-growth markets in the Southeast, such as Miami, Palm Beach, Nashville, the Carolinas and Atlanta, and it was essential to bring on a leader for the Southeast region to support the tremendous pace of our business expansion,” Stolly said in a statement, “Daniel is a seasoned professional who will contribute to and accelerate the growth of Newmark’s debt and structured finance platform.”
Matz spent 13 years in New York City’s banking sector with roles at Mesa West Capital, ING Real Estate Finance and Loews Corporation. He moved to the west coast in 2019 to help establish Mission Capital’s debt & equity office in Los Angeles. In his role with Mission, a subsidiary of Marcus & Millichap (MMI) Capital Corporation, he was responsible for originating and structuring commercial real estate transactions.
