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Savills Bolsters Calgary Office with Three New Hires

Jeremy Berman, Jessica Downie and Bradyn McCullough join the global real estate firm as commercial tenant experts

CALGARY, Alberta (November 13, 2019) – Savills today announced a series of new hires in the firm’s Calgary offices to bolster its platform of commercial tenant-focused services and solutions throughout western Canada.

The firm has appointed Jeremy Berman as managing director, Jessica Downie as transaction manager, and Bradyn McCullough as associate. Specializing in tenant representation, the team will provide consulting and workplace advisory services to companies and organizations in Calgary and throughout the region.

The announcement comes just one month after Savills opened its new office in Calgary, a move that marked another step in the firm’s strategic North American expansion and continued investment in the Canadian real estate market.

“We are strengthening our integrated team of brokers and consultants in western Canada with market-leading professionals to better serve our clients,” said Josh Hamill, senior managing director, Calgary. “Globally, this company continues to attract the industry’s best and brightest real estate advisors. We are proud to welcome Jeremy, Jessica and Bradyn to Savills as we embark on this exciting new era for our firm.”

Berman brings 15 years of tenant representation experience to the firm. Prior to joining Savills, he served as a vice president at Colliers. Downie joins from Cresa, where she advised tenants in the TAMI and energy sectors. McCullough comes to Savills after more than two years as a tenant representative at Cresa, where he specialized in industrial leasing, subleasing and sales.

Savills has significantly grown its workforce in North America in recent years. The firm now has more than 800 employees, up from 575 in 2014, working together across more than 30 offices in the United States and Canada. Globally, Savills has 36,000 professionals in over 70 countries throughout Asia Pacific, Continental Europe, the Middle East, North America and the U.K.

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