CBRE Promotes Andrew Eisenberg to San Francisco Peninsula Market Leader

CBRE announced that Andrew Eisenberg has been promoted to Managing Director and Market Leader of the firm's Palo Alto and Burlingame offices. Eisenberg will lead strategic planning, business development, recruiting, sales management and advisory operations across the San Francisco Peninsula. His platform expertise and leadership will support CBRE's growth while strengthening the firm's ability to deliver integrated real estate solutions to clients throughout the Peninsula.

Eisenberg succeeds Steffen Kammerer, who assumed leadership of CBRE's Advisory Services in Northern California and Reno earlier this year.

Eisenberg brings more than a decade of experience in commercial real estate sales management, operations and business development. He began his career with CBRE as a research analyst then transitioned into sales management, where he most recently served as Senior Sales Director. Eisenberg played a key role in shaping sales operations regionally and nationally, recruiting efforts and mentoring emerging talent across the Bay Area. He also led CBRE's Bay Area internship program, transforming it into one of the firm's most competitive programs for aspiring commercial real estate professionals.

"Andrew has consistently demonstrated the leadership, market knowledge and collaborative approach that define CBRE's culture," said Steffen Kammerer, Executive Managing Director, Northern California and Reno. "His deep relationships throughout the Silicon Valley and Peninsula position him well to support the success of our Palo Alto and Burlingame offices as we grow and deliver outstanding outcomes for clients. I could not be more excited for this next chapter of Andrew's career."

Eisenberg was selected as a Silicon Valley Business Journal 40 Under 40 honoree in 2026, which recognizes individuals who have impacted their industries and communities. He holds a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Colorado Boulder and an MBA from Santa Clara University's Leavey School of Business.