WASHINGTON, DC–Wesley Boatwright, Jonathan Goldstein and Michael Yavinsky have left JLL to join Avison Young in the Washington, DC, office.

Boatwright, Goldstein and Yavinsky are now with Avison Young's capital markets group, where they will work as a team and focus on mortgage brokerage, project-level equity raises and recapitalizations across all asset types. While they were at JLL, Boatwright, Goldstein and Yavinsky were managing directors in the capital markets group. Since 2012, they have closed more than $6 billion in transactions and most recently facilitated the $233-million recapitalization of Port Covington in Baltimore on behalf of Sagamore Development and Plank Industries.

The trio's addition to Avison Young “dramatically expands” its ability to service clients throughout the capital structure, John Kevill, Avison Young principal and managing director of US Capital Markets, says in a prepared statement.

Boatwright brings 24 years of real estate experience to Avison Young. Before joining JLL, Boatwright served as a senior vice-president at Spaulding and Slye and as a vice-president at Walker and Dunlop. His expertise includes the structuring of joint venture equity, construction loans and floating and fixed-rate debt for multifamily, office, condominium and retail properties.

Goldstein has 15 years of commercial real estate experience. Prior to joining JLL, Goldstein was a vice-president at Cassidy Turley, and assistant vice-president at BB&T Bank. He specializes in arranging financing for the acquisition, refinancing, development and recapitalization of office, multifamily, retail, industrial and hospitality properties.

Yavinsky has more than 20 years of experience in commercial real estate. Before JLL, he spent 14 years in the capital markets group at Walker & Dunlop. While at JLL, Yavinsky focused primarily on debt-and-equity placement for all types of property.

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WASHINGTON, DC–Wesley Boatwright, Jonathan Goldstein and Michael Yavinsky have left JLL to join Avison Young in the Washington, DC, office.

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