Two brokerage professionals have made the move to Newmark’s downtown Nashville, Tennessee, office at 501 Commerce St.
Managing director Gino Tabbi will relocate from Newmark’s Chicago office and associate director Eric Tomchik will relocate from the firm’s Irvine, California, office to build the bench of local leasing and capital markets talent. Tabbi’s focus will be capital markets and Tomchik will work to build out local leasing services.
Tabbi brings more than 10 years of experience providing advisory and capital solutions for owners of commercial real estate. His focus has been the acquisition, disposition and financing of leased properties, with a specialty in government-leased assets. Having completed more than $1 billion in sales volume across 26 states, Tabbi brings a vital skill set that helps clients add value throughout the transaction process. He has received recognition for his sales achievements as a top performer within Newmark’s Chicago Office in 2012, 2013 and 2015.
Tomchik specializes in representing office and industrial end users with comprehensive real estate and operational strategy. His real estate experience includes assisting with facility acquisitions, expansions, consolidations, lease renewals, lease/purchase assignments and dispositions. Since beginning his tenure with Newmark in 2013, Tomchik has completed real estate transactions with a total consideration exceeding $750 million in value globally. He was recognized as a top performer and break out agent within Newmark’s Irvine office in 2020.
Newmark’s Nashville office already has a strong multifamily capital markets presence led by Executive Managing Directors Tarek El Gammal and Vincent Lefler, After joining Newmark in 2020 as part of a larger team focusing on building Newmark’s multifamily capital markets services across Nashville and Atlanta, El Gammal and Lefler have completed several major transactions including the $120-million sale of Knox at Metrocenter, the $100-million sale of Viera Cool Springs, for which Newmark professionals also arranged the financing, and the $95-million sale of Bellevue West.
