Nicole Urquhart-Bradley Joins Bowery Valuation as Head of Strategy

Sep 19, 2019

Bowery Valuation has announced that industry veteran Nicole Urquhart-Bradley, MAI is joining the firm as head of strategy and the head of Bowery’s new Washington, D.C. office.

Bradley brings more than 30 years of commercial appraisal experience to the company, most recently as the president of valuation and advisory for the Americas at Cushman & Wakefield, where she oversaw a team of 600 employees across 65 offices that valued more than $1 trillion in commercial real estate assets in 2017. At Bowery, she will focus on opening the firm’s D.C. office and leading expansion nationwide.

“We started Bowery with the goal of creating better tools for appraisers that would increase data accessibility, while giving them more time to spend on thoughtful valuation and client service,” said Noah Isaacs, co-founder and co-CEO of Bowery Valuation. “We’ve had tremendous success out of our New York office and we’re excited to expand into another great commercial real estate market. We’re going to hit the ground running with one of the most impressive appraisers in the country.”

In addition to Washington D.C. and New York, Bowery Valuation now operates throughout New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio and Florida.

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