William Collins

Executive Vice Chair • United States

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William Collins

Executive Vice Chair • United States

William M. Collins has more than 30 years of commercial real estate experience focused primarily in the sale of commercial real estate office buildings and land in the Washington metropolitan area.

Bill works actively with institutional owners in the consultation and disposition of their real estate assets. During the past ten years, he has successfully completed more than $30 billion in investment property sales.

Investment Sales
Finance, Debt, and Equity
Land Acquisition & Disposition

Beacon Capital Partners
Boston Properties
Brookfield Properties
Clarion Partners
CIM
JBG Smith
MRP Realty
Normandy Real Estate
PGIM
Principal Financial Group
Stonebridge
TA Associates
TH Real Estate
Tishman Speyer Properties
Washington REIT

1440 New York Avenue, Washington, DC - 214,093 SF - $254.5 million
1111 19th Street, Washington, DC -- 271,369 SF - $203 million
Two Independence Square, Washington, DC -- 605,897 SF -$359.6 million
Pentagon Center, Arlington, VA -- 911,818 SF - $379.5 million
Three & Four Constitution Square, Washington, DC -- 842,464 SF - $495 million
500 N Capitol Street, Washington, DC -161,939 SF - $230 million
500 8th Street, Washington, DC - 325,426 SF - $319 million
Waterfront Station, Washington, DC - 639,546 SF - $356 million
Patriots Park, Herndon, VA - 723,667 SF - $320 million
Democracy Center, Bethesda, MD - 687,144 SF - $280.5 million
Sedona Slate Apartments - 474 Units - $220 Million
1300 N 17th Street, Arlington, VA - 387,721 - $205 million
National Press Building, Washington, DC - 477,829 SF - $167.5 million
Senate Square Apartment, Washington, DC - 432 Units - $162.3 million

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