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Andrew J. Nelson is a real estate economist with deep experience in the property sector. His expertise spans all property types, with particular focus on the retail and office sectors, as well as research methods and modeling. He served as Chief U.S. Economist for Colliers International for almost five years, leading the national research team and supervising the content of the firm’s national market reports and white papers. Additionally, he developed the firm’s economic and property market perspectives and served as the firm’s primary U.S. economic spokesperson in the media and at industry events. Prior to Colliers, Andrew spent eight years at Deutsche Asset Management (RREEF), most recently as Director, Research & Strategy in the Americas, where he managed the U.S. Research team and was the retail sector and sustainability specialist. He has also held a variety of other leadership positions in both the public and private sectors including HOK, the World Bank, HUD, and Deloitte.
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