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The Kislak Company celebrates annual sales awards ceremony
As construction management lead Conley joins Crow Holdings Development New Jersey team
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redevelopments, and capi- tal improvement programs across commercial and in- dustrial assets. At CHD, he is responsible for supervising design professionals through- out pre-development; oversee- ing construction operations; managing projects with a focus on quality, schedule and budget; and identifying ways to improve efficiency. Today’s development projects demand innovative problem solving, disciplined cost man- agement, and careful execution to achieve meaningful and successful outcomes, Conley observed. “Crow Holdings De - velopment’s holistic approach to the full project lifecycle closely aligns with how I’ve approached my work through- out my career,” he said. “Few
developers have this level of experience and track record of proven execution on projects of any scale. Crow Holdings Development’s ability to proac - tively navigate challenges and deliver high-quality projects sets it apart, and I look forward to contributing as part of this forward-thinking team.” Prior to joining CHD, Conley held senior leadership roles within a vertically integrated real estate investment plat- form overseeing development, construction operations,and asset management functions. He earned a bachelor’s degree in history and economics from Rutgers University, and a master’s degree in construc- tion engineering management from the University of Ala- bama at Birmingham. MAREJ
ONTCLAIR, NJ — Crow Holdings Development
Matt Wolf
Tom Scatuorchio
Jeff Squires
Peter Wisniewski
Matt LoBocchiaro
(CHD) has hired Travis Conley as senior associ- ate, construc- tion manage- ment. The appointment strengthens the organiza-
2017, he earned Kislak’s Ris- ing Star award and in 2021 was promoted to VP. In 2024, he was promoted to senior VP for his roles as an investment salesperson and mentor in Kislak’s commercial sales and leasing division. Squires had an exceptional 2025 with sales totaling more than $140M, including the $90M off-market sale of a 540- unit portfolio in Union County. His achievements also earned him Kislak’s Sales Transac- tions award, presented to the individual who closed the highest number of sales trans- actions during the past year. Squires joined Kislak in 2007 and specializes in multifamily and retail investment proper- ties throughout northern and central NJ. After his first year, he received the firm’s Rookie of the Year award and was pro- moted to VP in 2009. In 2017, he was promoted to senior VP and in 2024 to managing director. He is consistently among the firm’s top producers and serves as a guide for the sales team. The Lease Transactions award is presented to the individual who completed the highest number of commercial leases during the past year. Wisniewski also had a strong 2025, completing 25 com- mercial leases throughout NJ and PA. Wisniewski joined Kislak in 2015 and is a leader in the firm’s commercial sales and leasing affiliate. Throughout his career, he has leased or sold more than eight million s/f of commercial space and over 1,500 acres of land and is actively growing Kislak’s presence in New Jersey. This award marked his eighth consecutive recognition. The Rising Star award is presented to newer salespeo- ple who recorded the greatest achievements during the past year. LoBocchiaro joined Kislak in 2024 and specializes in the sale and leasing of retail, office, industrial and other commercial properties in cen- tral NJ. His 2025 transactions include the sale of two office condominiums in Old Bridge and a 5,252 s/f retail lease in downtown Red Bank to Brooks Brothers. MAREJ
WOODBRIDGE, NJ — The Kislak Company, Inc. announced the recipients of its 2025 sales awards at the firm’s annual ceremony. Senior VP Matt Wolf re- ceived the Jay I. Kislak Pro - ducer of the Year; senior VP Tom Scatuorchio and man- aging director Jeff Squires were co-recipients of the Sima Kislak Jelin Salesperson of the Year award, and Squires also received the Sales Trans- actions award; executive VP Peter Wisniewski received the Lease Transactions award; and associate Matt LoBoc- chiaro received the Rising Star award. The Jay I. Kislak Producer of the Year award is presented to the individual who generated the highest sales volume during the past year and is named af- ter the firm’s late chairman, an inspiring entrepreneur, real es- tate pioneer, and philanthropist. Wolf had an exceptional 2025, closing 14 transactions including the sale of 17 multi- family properties throughout PA for $145M. He joined Kis- lak in 2017 following over a de- cade in commercial real estate focused on multifamily and in- vestment sales in central and eastern PA. Wolf previously earned this award in 2020 and in 2022 received the firm’s Sima Kislak Jelin Salesperson of the Year award. Wolf is a Certified Commercial Invest - ment Member, holds a PA real estate broker’s license and was promoted to senior VP in 2022. The Sima Kislak Jelin Sales- person of the Year award is pre- sented to the individual whose performance and professional- ism during the past year dem- onstrated the highest standards of excellence for which Kislak is known. A vote of the sales and management teams selects the recipient, and the award is named after the late Mrs. Jelin, an executive, mentor, and daughter of the firm’s founder. In 2025, this award was shared by Scatuorchio and Squires. Scatuorchio had a strong 2025 with sales totaling more than $20M, including the $11M sale of Franklin Towers in Belleville. He joined Kislak in 2016 and specializes in mul- tifamily and other investment properties in Northern NJ. In
Travis Conley
tion’s New Jersey-based lead- ership team as CHD advances a robust pipeline of industrial development projects in the Northeast market. A resident of Rumson, NJ, Conley is a real estate de- velopment and construction professional with more than 15 years of experience execut- ing ground-up developments,
NAI James E. Hanson hires Kim Kretowicz, named to NAI Global Healthcare Advisory Group
professionals worldwide. “We are proud to welcome Casey to the NAI Global Lead - ership Board,” said Alex- ander Waddey , president & CEO of NAI Global. “This appointment reflects both the strength of her leadership at NAI CIR and the respect she has earned across our global network. The Board plays a critical role in shaping the future of our organization, and Casey’s insight and com- mitment to excellence will help further strengthen col- laboration, professionalism and performance throughout NAI Global.” “I’m honored to join the NAI Global Leadership Board and contribute to an organization Kretowicz represents health systems, physician specialty groups, family offices, and private investors in medical outpatient investment sales, physician sale-leasebacks, and medical office leasing assign - ments. Separately, Kretowicz is a seasoned expert in the Monmouth County market, where she will continue grow- ing the firm’s presence through office investment sales and agency leasing assignments. Prior to joining NAI James E. Hanson, Kretowicz served as a senior managing director and Designated Fellow within Colliers’ National Healthcare Services Group, where she led healthcare investment sales
and advisory assignments across the Tri-State region, with a particular focus on New Jersey as the platform’s healthcare market expert. A nationally recognized lead- er across the healthcare real estate industry, Kretowicz is a frequent speaker at conferenc- es hosted by BOMA Interna- tional, GlobeSt. Real Estate Forum , and the Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal. She has also appeared on Hall Ren- der’s Health Care Real Es- tate Advisor Podcast , been named as a GlobeSt. Influencer in Healthcare Real Estate, and is a member of prominent asso- ciations including NAIOP and Women in Healthcare. MAREJ that sets the standard for collab- oration and performance across our industry. I look forward to working alongside this group to support continued innovation, strengthen connections across the network, and help drive meaningful growth for our of- fices and clients worldwide.” Khuri leads NAI CIR’s op - erational and financial strategy, driving efficiency and support - ing long-term growth across all service lines. She oversees the development and execution of strategic initiatives while also serving as a licensed commercial real estate professional, repre- senting clients in sale and lease transactions across all sectors and providing market analysis and advisory services. MAREJ
PARSIPPANY, NJ — NAI James E. Hanson announces the hiring of Kim Kretow-
icz as senior VP and her designation as a mem- ber of the NAI Global Healthcare Advisory Group . In her new
Kim Kretowicz
role, Kretowicz will leverage her national industry relation- ships to spearhead the firm’s continued growth in health- care real estate while further expanding its presence across the Monmouth County com- mercial real estate market.
Casey P. Khuri named to the 2026 NAI Global Leadership Board
HARRISBURG, PA – NAI Global announced that Casey P. Khuri , partner and COO
of NAI CIR , has been named to its 2026 Leader- ship Board. The Leader- ship Board p r o v i d e s strategic guidance to
Casey P. Khuri
strengthen profitability, profes - sionalism, technical expertise, integrity and standards of prac- tice across the organization. It advances initiatives, education and communication that deep- en collaboration and enhance the performance and engage- ment of NAI Global offices and
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