WASHINGTON DC – Avison Young has appointed Tim Hall as principal within its Washington DC office.
Within the new role, Hall will work on the firm's capital markets team; focusing on working with private equity firms, public/private corporations and institutional real estate owners.
With the addition of Hall, the company aims to continually deliver specialist services, build sourcing investment opportunities and execute investment sales for clients.
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"The growth of Avison Young's capital markets business is a true focus for the firm, and I was attracted by the opportunity to work with collaborative professionals from offices around the country and drive value for our clients," says Hall. "The quality of advice that I have seen Avison Young provide has been second to none, and I am excited to be part of the team."
Hall holds more than 20 years of commercial real estate, investment banking and leverage finance markets. Through his corporate finance expertise, he has been responsible for originating and executing equity and debt transactions, with a focus on net lease and sale leaseback transactions, throughout the US, Canada and Mexico; completing more than $3 billion in such transactions throughout his career.
Prior to joining Avison Young, Hall served as EVP at JLL. He additionally previously served as senior managing director at HFF.
"As we navigate times unlike any other, investors are looking to monetize their real estate assets for long-term income streams," states John Kevill, Avison Young principal and president of US capital markets. "We've brought on expertise in net lease, sale leaseback and credit tenant markets over the last several months, and Tim brings terrific insight and experience to serve our markets and our clients."
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