Professional Summary

Ms. Minnerly joined the Colliers International Southwest suburban team in 2018. She has spent over 31 years working in this industry, specializing in the leasing and sale of industrial, office and R&D properties in the Greater Boston South Suburban Region.  Ms. Minnerly averages over 50 sales and leasing transactions representing over 1,000,000 square feet annually.

Prior to joining Colliers, Ms. Minnerly served as an executive vice president at NAI Hunneman. Before returning to NAI Hunneman Commercial Company as a principal (after a 13-year history), she was at Cushman & Wakefield for seven years

Accomplishments

• 2015 Commercial Brokers Associations Community Impact Award
• 2015 CBA Industrial Deal of the Year
• 2015 Boston Business Journal's Women of Influence
• CoStar Power Broker for the past 12 years
• Boston's Top 25 Brokers by CoStar Group
• Boston Herald's Top 10 Women Brokers in Boston
• 2001 & 2015 Top Commercial Broker at NAI Hunneman
• 1996-2001 NAI Hunneman's Leader in Transaction Volume
• AEW's U.S. Industrial Leasing Agent of the Year
• Greater Boston Real Estate Board's Top 5 Industrial Broker

Clients:

• 625 University Avenue, Norwood – 459,455 SF Multiple Industrial Leases

• SouthCoast Life Science & Technology Park, Fall River – 77.3 Acre Land Sale to Amazon

• Myles Standish Industrial Park, Taunton – 256 Acres, Multiple Land Sales

• Liberty & Union Industrial Park, Taunton – 77 Acre Land Sale to Wampanoag Tribe

• 176 S. Washington Street, Norton – 209,000 SF Warehouse – 7-year lease

• Kenworth – 39,500 SF Industrial 20-Year Lease

• Walpole Park South – 609,000 SF Industrial/Flex Park – Multiple Leases

• Dunkin Donuts  - 175,000 SF Office 10-Year Lease

• World Publications – 250,000 SF Industrial 10-Year Lease

• United Liquors – 550,000 SF Industrial 15-Year Lease

• Home Market Foods – 185,000 SF Food Processing/Warehouse Sale

Memberships & Involvements:

• Greater Boston Real Estate Board
• Prouty Ride for Cancer/Norris Cotton Cancer Center
• Christian Children's Fund
• The May Institute