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You Won't Believe Tech's Next Nabe

They’re growing up so fast! Marcus & Millichap associate broker Nat Rockett (here with neice Laurie and brother CJ) is referring to the city’s tech businesses, many of which are now coming to maturity. As a result, he sees a resurgence of tech business returning to Midtown. Nat, who recently came to Marcus & Millichap from Cushman & Wakefield, predicts tech entrepreneurs and employees, also reaching maturity, will be moving the wife and kids back to the suburbs, just as previous generations have done. Nat comes to Marcus & Millichap with closings equaling $6.5B, and has executed the sale of 452 Fifth Ave, east of Bryant Park, 80 Broad St in the Financial District, and 30 Flatbush Ave in downtown Brooklyn. For more information on our Bisnow partner, Marcus & Millichap, click here.

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