Savills Hires Broker From McCaffery To Lead New D.C. Retail Team

Savills Senior Managing Director Rory Cameron
Courtesy of Savills
Savills Senior Managing Director Rory Cameron

Brokerage firm Savills is launching a new retail practice in the D.C. area.


The firm announced Wednesday it hired Rory Cameron as a senior managing director based in D.C. to expand Savills’ retail platform in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Cameron spent the last 11 years at McCaffery, where he sold and leased retail projects in D.C., Pittsburgh and Chicago. Among Cameron’s recent projects was F1rst, the mixed-use development near Nationals Park that has landed several fast-casual retailers, a Declaration pizza restaurant and a Barre3 fitness studio.

London-based Savills, which recently rebranded from Savills Studley, has dozens of retail teams across the world, including major U.S. cities like New York and Los Angeles.

“Rory is joining a global team of talented retail specialists who work together across more than 70 countries around the world,” Savills Vice Chairman David Lipson said in a release. “His expertise in delivering value for his impressive roster of clients strengthens our portfolio and greatly benefits existing clients, in addition to creating new opportunities for the firm.”

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