Cushman & Wakefield welcomes Murtha to its Brooklyn leasing team as a director

Brooklyn, NY Rico Murtha has joined Cushman & Wakefield as a director. He will work with senior directors Patrick Dugan and Joseph Cirone and will focus on tenant representation as a member of the firm’s leasing team serving the area market.

Murtha previously served as a partner with Capstone Realty Advisors.

“Rico Murtha brings extensive knowledge of the commercial real estate inventory throughout New York City,” said Betty Castro, Cushman & Wakefield’s managing principal of Brooklyn and Queens. “He knows how to identify those particular buildings and owners that will make the best match for a client. Rico will be a valuable asset for Cushman & Wakefield as we continue to build out our status as a Brooklyn market leader.”

Murtha’s tenant representation work has included office relocations, lease renewals, expansions, subleasing, lease auditing, and general advisory services. His client base has represented such sectors as public- and private-sector users, technology companies, medical practices, non-profit organizations, advertisers, and architecture firms.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in political philosophy from Trinity College in Hartford, Conn.

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