SAN FRANCISCO-New York City-based Newmark Knight Frank andlocally based Cornish & Carey Commercial are merging theirnorthern California operations. The deal—effective Sept. 7, 2010—isthe latest move Newmark has made as it continues to grow itscompany in national and international markets, according to BarryGosin, CEO of Newmark Knight Frank, in a prepared statement.
“A significant piece of our current growth strategy is tostrengthen our presence in regional markets,” says Gosin. “We havebeen looking for a long time for the right West Coast partner tomatch our strength in the East, and Cornish & Carey, with itsstrength in Silicon Valley and Northern California, is a perfectcompliment for us.”
According to C&C president and CEO, Chuck Seufferlein,“Through the decades, Cornish & Carey’s mission of innovatingto meet and surpass the needs of our clients has remained its focalpoint. With this partnership, our ability to deliver on thatmission will be enhanced significantly as we can now provide anexpanded platform and consistent level of service globally whilecontinuing to provide superior market expertise and clientsolutions regionally.” Cornish & Carey will no longer beaffiliated with ONCOR International.
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