About
Professional Summary
Chris began his real estate career at Short Hills-based real estate development and management company, Roseland Property Company, now a Mack-Cali company. After spending several years at RPC learning the operations and management side of the business, Chris joined Iselin-based UGL Equis, which later became part of national real estate services company Cushman & Wakefield. At Cushman & Wakefield, Chris served as a Vice President of Brokerage Services where he represented notable corporate tenants such as Alcatel-Lucent, Grant Thornton, Raymond James, Wells Fargo, and Toshiba, among others.
Chris joined Colliers International’s New Jersey office in 2015 as a Managing Director and shortly thereafter was promoted to Executive Managing Director. In this role Chris specializes in corporate real estate strategy and portfolio management on behalf of companies in New Jersey and across the United States.
Accomplishments
Throughout his career Chris has been an active participant in the local commercial real estate market, completing several significant projects in recent months. Among them include the tenant representation project for Plymouth Rock Insurance in their 12-year, 130,000-square-foot relocation to 581 Main Street in Woodbridge, NJ. On the landlord representation side, Chris is handling the rebranding and leasing of Vision Real Estate Partners’ 2018 acquisition of Northpoint at 20 Waterview Boulevard. He has also managed the +/-60 location North American real estate portfolio for an information technology services company for the past several years.
Education
Chris holds a BA from the University of Northern Colorado.
My Team
My Team
Samuel Horowitz
Executive Managing Director
Parsippany
Sam is a two-decade veteran of the New Jersey real estate industry; leading a team of real estate professionals focused on serving the needs of his clients. Sam and his team develop and execute strategies that are operationally efficient and fiscally prudent. He believes that every project is unique and the demands of each client deserve a customized process that creates accountable and measurable results.
Sam has applied his methodology to lease and purchase acquisitions, a variety of disposition projects, and provided consulting to identify and execute strategies for both office and industrial clients in the technology, financial, professional services, education, and life science industries.
Prior to joining Colliers, Sam helped establish and build DTZ's (formerly Equis) New Jersey office and was instrumental in creating a culture based on transparency and client-centric service delivery. Sam is also a guest lecturer at Rutgers Business School’s center for entrepreneurship; helping students interested in starting companies in New Jersey understand what they need to get started and procure a facility. He has also written for industry trade publications such as Civil Engineering News about how to use real estate as a strategic asset.