Gerry Miovski
Executive Vice President, CBRE, Inc.
New York, NY 10166
Gerry Miovski is a Executive Vice President at CBRE's New York City Office.
Phone (212) 618-7072
Gerry Miovski is a Executive Vice President at CBRE's New York City Office.
Specialties
Landlord Rep (Office), Tenant Rep (Office)
Property Types
Office, Retail
Markets
New York City, Northern New Jersey
Languages
English
Bio
Gerry Miovski is an Executive Vice President with 25 years of experience representing real estate owners, and both for and not-for-profit tenants throughout New York City and the world.
Gerry was awarded REBNY’s 1st prize ‘Most Ingenious Deal of the Year’ in 2018 “The Henry Hart Rice Award” for his work with the Sabey Corporation in the game-changing transformation and creative leasing at 375 Pearl Street.
In 2013, Gerry arranged the 166,000-sq.-ft. Manhattan relocation and expansion for Nyack College. The lease included rights to expand and purchase the premises, and Nyack College was so grateful for Gerry’s work on their behalf that they acknowledged his service with their Orville H. Mann, Jr. Community Business Leader Award. The award is given to a “trailblazing businessperson in recognition of the individual’s exemplary service and loyal partnership with Nyack College.”
Gerry also represents the Howard Hughes Corporation in its NYC Seaport Redevelopment where transactions include the Alexander Wang Global HQ, ESPN Studios and Nike; 88 Pine Street for Cosco; 80-90 Maiden Lane for Cannon Hill as well as previous work at 32 Old Slip, 125 Broad Street, 111/115 Broadway, 90 Broad Street, 40 Wall Street, 31 West 27th Street and 100/104 Fifth Ave.
In addition to his work with prominent landlords, Gerry leads the transaction management team for several significant multimarket clients including, Radancy (formally TMP Worldwide), HealthStar Communications and the OpenText Corporation, Canada’s largest software firm. Based in Waterloo, Canada, OpenText has over four million square feet in real estate holdings across more than 150 locations. Significant transactions for OpenText include 120,000 sq. ft. in Munich, Germany, 105,000 sq. ft. in Toronto, Canada and 110,000 sq. ft. in San Mateo, California.
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