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Newmark hires Gendel as ExcessSpace executive managing director and head of new business

Jason Gendel

Manhattan, NY Newmark said Jason Gendel has joined ExcessSpace, a Newmark company, as executive managing director and head of new business. In his role, Gendel will identify strategic partnerships, collaborations and opportunities to lead growth and expansion opportunities for the business, which is a leading specialist in real estate disposition, lease restructuring, lease renewals and site selection for retailers nationwide and in Canada. Gendel will work with Michael Wiener, president of ExcessSpace.

“Jason is a transformative hire for ExcessSpace, amplifying our team with a wealth of portfolio optimization experience,” said Wiener. “Having worked with him in the industry for many years, our team has witnessed firsthand Jason’s keen expertise in real estate strategy and execution, and we extend our warmest welcome as he fortifies our industry prowess and deepens ExcessSpace’s capabilities of putting our clients’ capital back to work for them.”

With over 16 years of industry experience, Gendel has directed and completed over 4,000 transactions. Prior to joining ExcessSpace, Gendel was the vice president of enterprise real estate for Party City, where he oversaw 850+ locations nationwide and managed over 10 million square feet of retail, office and industrial space annually.

“As an incredibly talented group of experts with a client-centric approach, I look forward to collaborating with the dynamic and innovative team at ExcessSpace to further our client’s objectives with broadened opportunities,” said Gendel. “Providing clients with heightened autonomy over real estate portfolios is critical in the current market. I am excited to join ExcessSpace, an industry trailblazer.”

ExcessSpace has worked with over 200 national and regional retailer clients, including some of the nation’s most prominent supermarkets, drug stores, department stores, home furnishings companies, banks and restaurants, saving them over $6 billion in capital. With extensive national reach, ExcessSpace possesses a keen grasp of local markets, providing clients with a hands-on approach and targeted solutions for optimal portfolio performance.

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