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Zachary Weil joined Newmark in 2011 at the firm’s Manhattan headquarters. Since the start of his real estate career, Weil has provided real estate services to building owners and tenants throughout Manhattan’s commercial districts.

Weil has represented the owners of numerous prestigious buildings in New York City, including SL Green, RXR, Columbia, ESRT, Blackstone, Silverstein Properties, Carlyle Group, Atlas Capital, ELK Investors, Harbor Group and Philips International Holding Corporation. He is a member of the Newmark leasing team that has transformed historically traditional buildings into modern tech hubs for some of the most well-known companies in the New Media industry, including Roku, VTS, AB inBev, Bark, Snowflake, Investopedia and Tempus, among others. Weil has also served as the exclusive sales agent for 40 Rector Street, totaling more than 400,000 square feet of sales to date. 40 Rector Street is considered one of the largest commercial condominium projects in Manhattan, and as its agents, Weil and his team have sold more commercial condominium space than any other New York team within the last five years.

Weil is also focused on Tenant Representation, having completed approximately 300,000 square feet in transactions for such clients as AdTheorent, Morning Brew, Tapad, easyship, SohoWorks, Transmit.live, Brooklyn LAB Charter School, Wix.com, Alt, Worthy, Fino Consulting Group and Linq3 Technologies. Weil’s experience in both Landlord Representation and Tenant Representation has given him the invaluable ability to see all sides of a transaction. This expertise has led to his focus on advising venture capital firms with their portfolio companies’ real estate needs. Weil and his team serve as the single point of contact for all real estate decisions and questions – an advantageous tool for venture capital firms to offer their portfolio companies, as a growing firm’s real estate needs are constantly changing. He has worked with companies such as Primary Ventures, Trail Mix Ventures, ffVC and others.

Weil and his team have also sponsored the organization AlwaysOn, which organizes technology/new media conferences all over the country in order to acknowledge the fastest-growing technology companies around the world.

Cole Gendels joined Newmark in 2018 and currently serves as an Associate Director in the company’s Manhattan headquarters, where he works as an integral part of Vice Chairman Scott Klau’s team. Gendels represents both tenants and owners throughout Manhattan, serving as a trusted real estate advisor.

With a specialty focus on advising venture capital firms with their portfolio companies’ real estate needs, Gendels and his team serve as the single point of contact for all real estate decisions and questions. This is an advantageous tool for venture capital firms to offer their portfolio companies, as a growing firm’s real estate needs are constantly changing. He has worked with companies such as Primary Ventures, Trail Mix Ventures, ffVC and others.

A recognized expert in both tenant and landlord representation, Vice Chairman Jared Horowitz has represented a wide range of companies of varied size and scope, locally as well as nationally.

Horowitz’s successful career is distinguished by an extensive record of achievement. Prior to joining Newmark as an Executive Managing Director in 2013, he held a 12-year tenure with Cushman & Wakefield, where he was annually recognized as a top producer and received the top producing brokerage professional honor at his level in 2002, 2004, 2007, 2008 and 2011. Earlier in his career, he was named a “Rising Star” by Real Estate Weekly. Since joining Newmark nearly 10 years ago, Horowitz has been consistently ranked in the top 5% of all brokerage professionals nationally.

Horowitz’s notable tenant clients include Clear, DSW/Camuto Group, FuboTV, Morrison Cohen LLP and Labaton Sucharow LLP. Horowitz also specializes in financial services representation for clients such as Cantor Fitzgerald, Oak Hill Advisors, LionTree, Flexpoint Ford, TowerBrook Capital, Searchlight Capital, Carlson Capital, L.P., M. Klein & Company, Apollo and B. Riley Financial.