News: Northern New England
Posted: June 7, 2024
Abel promoted to partner at Colliers New Hampshire office
Manchester, NH Colliers has promoted Brad Abel to partner in its New Hampshire office.
Abel has been with the company since 2003 and currently serves as the vice president of Colliers’ New Hampshire real estate management services division. Throughout his 20-year career, Abel has worked with both large and small corporations within the financial, lease administration, and management sectors. Under his direction, the portfolio consists of retail, industrial, office, medical, and LEED properties. Additionally in 2022, Abel became an instructor for the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM), an international trade organization of real estate managers.
“Brad has been a dedicated and integral part of our team here at Colliers. His knowledge and leadership have proved invaluable to our clients as we seek to grow their wealth through real estate ownership. We are proud to have Brad as a partner in our firm,” said Donald Eaton
managing director | New Hampshire
real estate management services.
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