CBRE announced today that two of its local professionals have been elected to serve on the Denver Metro Commercial Association of REALTORS® (DMCAR) Board of Directors Executive Committee for the coming year. Frederic de Loizaga, who has been part of the DMCAR Executive Committee for four years, will now serve as the Board’s President, and Charley Will is the new Treasurer.
Frederic de Loizaga is a Vice President with CBRE’s Advisory & Transaction Services | Occupier, where he specializes in helping office occupiers with their real estate needs across the Denver metro area. In addition to his involvement with DMCAR, Mr. de Loizaga also serves on the Board of Directors for the South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce and a local non-profit, Project Helping. In 2014, he was recognized by the Denver Business Journal as a 40 under 40 nominee and as CBRE’s Community Person of the Year. The prior year he was named the South Metro Denver Chamber Economic Development Group Person of the Year. Before joining CBRE in 2007, Mr. de Loizaga played professional baseball for three years with the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim, California. He is a graduate of Regis University.
Charley Will is a Senior Associate with CBRE Capital Markets in Denver. Part of a group led by Mike Winn and Tim Richey, Mr. Will specializes in the sale of institutional-quality office and retail properties across Colorado. Prior to joining CBRE, he was a Financial Analyst with Cushman & Wakefield in Denver. Since beginning his career in 2012, Mr. Will has played an integral role in office and retail sale transactions totaling more than $7 billion. Mr. Will is a Denver native and graduate of the University of South Carolina.
DMCAR is the oldest and largest commercial real estate trade association in the United States comprising 2,000 commercial real estate professionals across Colorado. It is led by CEO Katie Kruger.
“DMCAR’s Executive Committee really takes Colorado’s biggest commercial real estate issues and places them in front of our policy makers with action in mind. Mr. de Loizaga’s understanding of economic development and his natural ability to build consensus makes him our ideal choice for President. His work alongside Mr. Will and all members of our Executive Committee in the year ahead will focus on taking the commercial real estate community’s knowledge of projects and policy to an elite level in the metro area and setting the stage for Denver to be known as a tier one international city,” said Ms. Kruger.
In addition to Mr. de Loizaga and Mr. Will, DMCAR’s Board of Directors Executive Committee also includes Paul Schneider of Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors (incoming president), Courtney Key with SullivanHayes (past president) and Erika Shorter of Evergreen Devco, Inc. (secretary).
