Armando Nunez
Principal, ALN Advisors
New York, NY 10027
Phone (917) 570-5410
Specialties
Investment Sales Broker, Landlord Rep (Office), Tenant Rep (Full Service)
Property Types
Industrial, Office
Markets
New York City
Languages
English, Spanish
Bio
Armando Nuñez is a senior real estate executive specializing in global portfolio management and corporate real estate strategy. With experience overseeing portfolios ranging from two million to more than 40 million square feet—including hundreds of leased and owned properties worldwide—he leads teams responsible for build-to-suit projects, leasing initiatives, renewals, and complex dispositions across global markets.
Mr. Nuñez brings a rare combination of architectural expertise, facilities planning experience, and financial analysis capability. As a licensed architect with deep knowledge of programming and project delivery, he pairs technical insight with strong business acumen, enabling him to guide clients through sophisticated real estate decisions with clarity and precision. His ability to balance operational, financial, and design considerations has earned him long-standing relationships with organizations such as RR Donnelley, General Electric, McGraw-Hill Companies, Goldman Sachs, DRS Technologies, Hewlett-Packard, and AboveNet Communications.
Throughout his career, he has developed and implemented real estate strategies for major corporations, including cash flow modeling, occupancy scenario planning, and transaction review. His strategic perspective and commitment to service continue to position him as a trusted advisor to companies managing some of the world’s most complex real estate portfolios.
Mr. Nuñez worked with a leading global architecture/engineering firm as a facilities programmer on large, complex assignments. He established and analyzed requirements, interfaced with clients on all levels, budgeted project expenses and man hours, and supervised team conformance to quality standards. Working domestically and internationally, he performed major projects for corporations and institutions in the United States, Mexico, Japan and the United Arab Emirates.
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