What You Don’t Know About Greg Matus

Position: Franklin Street regional managing partner-South Florida.

Background: South Florida native. Before joining Franklin Street, he ran Marcus & Millichap’s Fort Lauderdale office as a VP/regional manager. Greg specializes in retail investment sales.

Picture taken: Greg standing next to a life-sized cardboard cut-out created from a photo taken of him at a recent ’80s party.

What Franklin Street is Known For: Commercial real estate investment sales and leasing, commercial property insurance, and arranging debt and equity.

What You are Currently Focused on: Building our retail team in South Florida. We are currently looking to recruit a tenant rep.

Favorite Song: "Crash Into Me."

Music Group: Dave Matthews Band

Favorite Vacation: Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia

Favorite Book: Lead the Field by Earl Nightingale

Favorite Food: The sandwiches and subs at LaSpada’s in Davie. Their bread is amazing.

Startling fact: Rode a bicycle from San Francisco to Washington DC in 2001 to raise money for people with disabilities.

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