POWER BROKERS DEPART C&W

A top team of brokerage professionals has left Cushman & Wakefield, we learned from the company today. Market sources tell us the team is moving JLL.
The team, which includes Matthew Astrachan, Alexander Chudnoff, Paul Glickman, Mitch Konsker, and Mitti Liebersohn, originally joined the firm with former CEO Bruce Mosler from The Galbreath Co. Bruce remains with C&W as chair of global brokerage. The power brokers were behind many significant deals in the market, including repping owner SL Green in AECOM Technology Corp’s recent 12-year, 109k SF lease at 100 Park Ave, and Godiva Choclatier, and the MTA’s recent leases at 333 W 34th St. Above, Mitch and Matthew joined Metropole Realty Advisors’ Robert Siegel, C&W's Robert Gallucci and Scott Silverstein, and The Mufson Partnership’s Stan Judovits in '09.

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