Movers and Shakers: JLL poaches Andrew Frey from city of Miami
Leading this week’s South Florida hiring news is the addition of the former city of Miami real estate director to JLL. Andrew Frey, who previously served as director of the city’s Department of Real Estate & Asset Management, has joined the firm as a managing director, according to a JLL news release. In his new role based out of the Miami office, Frey will focus on serving public-sector clients and private firms working with government agencies, the release said. Frey has a background in development, acquisitions, dispositions and property and asset management. Before joining the city, Frey held senior development […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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