News: Northern New England
Posted: June 7, 2024

Boyle joins Colliers

Jim Boyle

Portland, ME Jim Boyle has joined Colliers as a salesperson.

“We are delighted to welcome Jim Boyle to Colliers. His extensive experience and proven track record of success make him an invaluable addition to our commercial real estate brokerage team. We look forward to the innovative solutions and exceptional service he will provide to our clients,” said Mike Cobb managing director, Maine Colliers.

Leveraging a 16-year career in sales and business development, Boyle brings expertise to the world of commercial real estate.

Throughout his career, Boyle has honed his skills in understanding and meeting client needs with precision and finesse. His adeptness in negotiating complex deals and fostering collaborative partnerships across teams has been instrumental in driving business growth and fostering lasting client relationships. These qualities are integral to navigating the multifaceted landscape of commercial real estate transactions.

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