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David Nixon is a Senior Vice President of CBRE’s Brokerage Services group in Atlanta, focusing on representing industrial companies in the Southeast and across the country. Mr. Nixon offers clients his extensive experience by providing them with multi-market acquisitions and dispositions.
Along with his business partner Chad Burd, Mr. Nixon utilizes a wide range of experience and expertise to advise his clients. The team has developed a strong reputation for successfully managing local and national acquisition and disposition programs. Their ability to price the asset, select the right local market experts and provide strategic advice to corporate clients sets them apart from traditional brokers. Given the different background of the team members, ranging from grading and construction to the building materials industry, the team provides multiple perspectives into their business practice.
With 24 years of experience in the commercial real estate industry, Mr. Nixon has participated in more than 450 industrial real estate transactions with a total consideration in excess of $1.2 billion. This includes more than 27 million square feet of buildings and more than 850 acres of land throughout his career at CBRE. His recent assignments have included a 105 building disposition program for Georgia-Pacific, 52 transactions for Unisource, a 40 building disposition program for Jacuzzi, 21 transactions for Genuine Parts Company and a multi-market acquisition program for BAX Global. He is also involved in multi-market representation for Coca-Cola Enterprises, Carauster, Guardian Building Products and several other national corporations. Combined valuation for these assignments exceeds $400 million.
Mr. Nixon is also very active in the Atlanta Commercial Board of Realtors and the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR) where he has the distinction of serving as the Treasurer of the organization. Mr. Nixon earned a B.S. in Business Administration from Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky. Mr. Nixon is licensed in Georgia and Tennessee.
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