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Gene Spiegelman rejoins Cushman & Wakefield as retail services vice chairman

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Gene Spiegelman rejoined Cushman & Wakefield as vice chairman of retail services on November 2, 2026, according to Commercial Observer. He previously served as the firm's vice chairman and head of retail services for North America for 18 years. Spiegelman had departed Cushman & Wakefield in 2018 for Ripco Real Estate, where he spent over eight years.

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The hiring of a veteran in retail real estate strengthens Cushman & Wakefield's competitive position in the New York City market. This move could impact the firm's ability to secure contracts and drive revenue within the commercial real estate sector.

From commercialobserver.com

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    Cushman & Wakefield could increase its revenue and secure more contracts in the NYC market due to the veteran's experience.

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