Zach Breit
About Zach Breit
Zach Breit is a Senior Associate at Brookfield Property Group in New York, with a background in real estate and investor relations.
Current Role at Brookfield Property Group
Zach Breit presently holds the position of Senior Associate at Brookfield Property Group, which is part of Brookfield Asset Management. He operates out of their New York, New York office. In this capacity, he contributes to the management and strategic planning of property investments within one of the world's leading asset management firms.
Career Progression at Brookfield Asset Management
Zach Breit transitioned to Brookfield Asset Management in 2020 as an Associate in the Brookfield Property Group. After three years of delivering consistent performance and showcasing his expertise in the field, he was promoted to Senior Associate in 2023. His work at Brookfield involves critical tasks related to property assets and investments in New York.
Experience in Investor Relations at Cadre
Before joining Brookfield Asset Management, Zach Breit worked at Cadre for 10 months from 2019 to 2020. At Cadre, he was involved in investor relations, playing a crucial role in fostering relationships and contributing to the company's investment initiatives in the Greater New York City Area.
Previous Roles at CBRE
Zach Breit gained significant experience at CBRE, where he first interned in 2015 for two months. Later, he returned to CBRE as an Associate from 2017 to 2019, a role in which he honed his skills in the commercial real estate sector. This position helped him develop a solid foundation in property management and real estate services.
Educational Background and Early Internships
Zach Breit attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison, earning a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) from the Wisconsin School of Business, specializing in Real Estate. While studying, he completed multiple internships, including a stint at the National Basketball Association (NBA) in 2014, CBRE in 2015, and Savills Studley in 2016. These internships provided him with early exposure and experience in the business and real estate sectors.