Chad Eschmeyer serves as a Senior Vice President at Newmark, where he leverages his extensive expertise in the Hospitality, Gaming, and Leisure Group across key markets including California, Arizona, Hawaii, New Mexico, and the Dakotas. With a robust background in real estate development and a...
Chad Eschmeyer serves as a Senior Vice President at Newmark, where he leverages his extensive expertise in the Hospitality, Gaming, and Leisure Group across key markets including California, Arizona, Hawaii, New Mexico, and the Dakotas. With a robust background in real estate development and a keen understanding of market dynamics, Chad is adept at conducting comprehensive feasibility studies that inform investment decisions and strategic planning for hotel and leisure properties. His proficiency in real estate economics and asset management allows him to provide clients with invaluable insights into valuation and disposition strategies, ensuring optimal returns on investment.
Chad's current role involves spearheading several high-profile projects that require not only technical acumen but also exceptional communication skills. He excels in building rapport with a diverse range of stakeholders, including property owners, city officials, and brand representatives. This ability to engage in meaningful dialogue often uncovers critical intel that can shape project outcomes and enhance market positioning. His approach transforms what could be a routine transaction into a collaborative effort, fostering trust and transparency throughout the process.
In addition to his project work, Chad is committed to staying ahead of industry trends, ensuring that his clients are well-informed about emerging opportunities and challenges within the hospitality sector. His strategic insights and hands-on experience make him a valuable asset to Newmark and a trusted advisor to those navigating the complexities of the real estate market. Whether it's through meticulous appraisals or innovative brokerage strategies, Chad continues to redefine success in the hospitality and leisure landscape.
