JLL congratulates three Denver brokers for receiving top honors at the DMCAR Heavy Hitters awards…

DENVER (March 7, 2022) – JLL proudly announces that three Denver-based brokers have received top honors at this year’s Denver Metropolitan Commercial Association of REALTORS^® (DMCAR) Heavy Hitters in Commercial Real Estate Awards. DMCAR honors and recognizes the highest-achieving commercial brokers in the community each year. Patrick Bolick was named Top Office Broker in 2021 with $92.5 million in production. Pamela Koster and Jordan Robbins were co-named top Multi-Family brokers with production of $1.99 billion in 2021.

“JLL is pleased to recognize and honor these outstanding brokers who have achieved the highest level of production in 2021,” said Dan McGowan, Managing Director of JLL Denver. “They represent the best of the best in the Denver area commercial real estate industry, and we’re thrilled they are part of the JLL team.”

“We’re proud of all our team members for their hard work in 2021 and congratulate the success of Jordan, Pam and Patrick,” noted Leon McBroom, Senior Managing Director of Capital Market for JLL Denver. “Pam and Jordan are intrinsic members of the JLL team, and we’re excited to see them, getting recognized for being the best at what they do.”

DMCAR honored its top commercial real estate producers of 2021 in land, industrial, multi-family, office, investment, retail and small office broker categories at the association’s annual Heavy Hitters Awards on March 4th at The Four Seasons in downtown Denver.

Top Office Broker – Patrick Bolick, JLL – A wide range of transactions in 2021 was highlighted by the Invesco Funds sale and 287,000-square-foot lease to Boom Technology in Centennial, and relocation of Invesco to Plaza Tower One. Bolick earned personal production of $92.5 million.

“Biggest surprise was how well the certain submarkets (Cherry Creek, West Denver, Class A+) properties performed during COVID and new work from home changes. The “flight to quality” was real and typical of economic downturns.

Top Multi-Housing Brokers – Pamela Koster and Jordan Robbins, JLL – with $1.9 billion in individual production, the team’s year was highlighted by a $619 million portfolio sale, a $435 million apartment deal in Highlands Ranch and a LoDo apartment sale that hit more than $1 million per unit on their way to earning the Heavy Hitter honor in the multi-housing category. 

“Professionally, it was the busiest year I’ve had in more than 24 years in the industry. It was definitely a balancing act to make sure every client and every buyer prospect felt they were responded to in a professional and timely manner,” said Pamela.

“The multi-housing market really rebounded in 2021 and experienced some of the best fundamentals since we began tracking the market. The biggest surprise was the amount of transaction volume throughout the year and the continued interest in investing in apartments in Denver, which continues to get national recognition as one of the strongest markets in the country,” Jordan added.