Prestigious Commercial Real Estate Consultant And Broker, JM Zell Partners, Ltd., Upsizing With Relocation To 1909 K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.
Pictured: Jeffrey Zell, left, and Jason Zell, right.
BISWIRE/Aug. 1, 2024 — JM Zell Partners, Ltd., the commercial real estate consultant and brokerage firm known nationally for its creative approaches in the fields of tenant representation, project management, and transaction advisory and development services, is relocating its headquarters to larger office space a few blocks further East on K Street in Washington, DC’s Central Business District.
JM Zell Partners, Ltd. will occupy an 8,800 square-foot suite at The Millenium Building located at 1909 K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., and will move into the space in late August. The space was formerly occupied by the law firm, Ballard Spahr LLP.
Statement from firm Principals, Jeffrey Zell and Jason Zell: “Our new space will be modified to meet the 21st Century needs of our cutting-edge consulting firm. The expanded space will feature new community gathering areas to foster collaboration and a larger number of offices for our growing team to accommodateprivatequiet work and video conferencing in the digital era. The combination of these spaces will be particularly important since JM Zell operates 100% in person to foster collaboration and mentor newer teammates. We look forward to being back in the CBD located close to the law firms, consultants, and clients with whom we work on a daily basis after over a decade in Georgetown.”
In addition to the expansion in square footage, JM Zell is increasing its project management leadership team, welcoming three new team members, Benjamin Sweetbaum, Vice President; Andy Crane, Director of Construction; and Cameron Spruill, Director of Construction; and promoting Michael Garchik to Vice President.
JM Zell employs approximately 30 professionals with expertise in all aspects of commercial real estate, representing leading corporations (public and private), non-profit and member organizations, family offices, quasi-governmental entities, and cultural and educational institutions, helping them navigate their complex real estate issues.
