About

Dillon is a junior broker on the Gill, Burns, Yoo brokerage team based in Cushman & Wakefield’s Downtown Los Angeles office. He focuses on the sale, leasing, and advisory of industrial properties throughout Greater Los Angeles, including owner-user acquisitions, development sites, adaptive reuse opportunities, and value-add and core investment assets. Working alongside a highly experienced team with deep roots in the Southern California industrial market, Dillon is actively involved in supporting every stage of the transaction lifecycle, from market research and underwriting to strategy development, marketing execution, and client communication. His role allows him to contribute to complex assignments while building a strong foundation in navigating the nuanced dynamics that define the Los Angeles industrial landscape, including pricing sensitivity, entitlement considerations, zoning constraints, and evolving occupancy requirements.

Dillon and his team are widely recognized for delivering creative and data-driven solutions tailored to each client’s unique objectives. By leveraging Cushman & Wakefield’s global platform alongside the team’s specialized local expertise, Dillon helps provide clients with thoughtful insights, detailed market analysis, and execution strategies designed to maximize value and mitigate risk.

The Gill, Burns, Yoo team brings over 80 years of combined experience and is known throughout the industry for advising on some of the most complex industrial transactions in the region. As part of this collaborative, high-performing group, Dillon benefits from a mentorship-driven environment and a team-based approach that emphasizes precision, market intelligence, and superior client service. Dillon is dedicated to building long-term relationships with both private and institutional clients, and he is committed to delivering diligent, detail-oriented support that helps clients achieve their real estate goals in one of the most competitive industrial markets in the country.

Education

Bachelor of Arts – Economics, Colgate University

Community Involvement

• Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
• Boy Scouts of America