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RM Mr. Ryan J. Martin

Mr. Ryan J. Martin

Senior Vice President

CBRE

SIOR, CCIM

SIOR Member since 2013

Corporate Services, Landlord, Sale/Leasing, Tenant Representation

3960 Howard Hughes Pkwy., Ste 150, Las Vegas, Nevada 89169

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About

Ryan Martin, SIOR, CCIM, is an office product type specialist. He is a Senior Vice President with CBRE, where he focuses on representing various clients with investment sales, build-to-suits, tenant representation, and agency landlord assignments.

Ryan is a graduate of the University of Nevada Reno (UNR), where he earned a degree in Finance. It was also at UNR where Ryan met his wife Rachel, a native of Las Vegas. He is an aspiring ski bum, enjoys golf, and cherishes his eighteen-year-old daughter Lily and fifteen-year-old son Colton.

Ryan is proud to have started his career in the Reno office of Trammell Crow Company (TCC) – regarded as one of the nation’s leading commercial real estate development and investment companies. Opportunity with Trammell Crow allowed Ryan and Rachel to relocate to Las Vegas to be close to family. Ryan was responsible for pre-leasing Cheyenne Corporate Center, at the time, the largest speculative distribution center (420,000 SF) built in Southern Nevada. Simultaneously, Martin would stand up the Las Vegas Brokerage operation for TCC.

With the sale of Trammell Crow to CBRE, Ryan joined Colliers International in 2006. During Ryan’s twelve-year career at Colliers International, he worked on the most active office team in the Las Vegas market. His assignments included The HC | Hughes Center® (1.2M SF agency assignment), IGT Campus (sold campus for $75M, completed a $77M, 180 Mo. sale-lease-back, followed with a $75M NNN Investment Sale).

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