Nick Kucha

Nicholas S. Kucha joined Newmark in 2017 as Vice Chairman, Pacific Northwest Capital Markets in the firm’s office in Portland, Oregon. Kucha helps lead the firm’s West Coast Capital Markets team along with Steven Golubchik (Vice Chairman, Co-Head of Commercial Capital Markets Northern California) and Kevin Shannon, President, West Coast Capital Markets). Kucha focuses on the Seattle, Washington, and Portland markets and has closed more than $7 billion dollars in the past five years.

Kucha possesses more than a decade of commercial real estate experience with a focus on office and industrial assets. His experience compliments Golubchik’s focus on the Bay Area and works in a strategic partnership with Shannon’s to best serve their Seattle and Portland clients. Kucha’s established presence in Seattle and Portland ties into Newmark’s collaborative, team-oriented service platform that spans the West Coast and provides clients unprecedented to access and purchase more product.

Prior to joining Newmark, Kucha worked for nearly six years at HFF as a Senior Managing Director and Co-Head of the Portland office. In this role, he was primarily responsible for HFF’s institutional investment sales in the western United States with a focus on office, industrial and retail assets. Prior to HFF, Kucha was a senior partner in the investment brokerage division of Nomad Commercial, LLC and a senior associate at Capacity Commercial Group, LLC.

Partial List of Sale Transactions

• Arbor Blocks East and West, Seattle WA, $415.0 million
• 901 Fifth Avenue, Seattle, WA, $305.0 million
• Sunset North, Bellevue, WA, $227.0 million
• Goodyear Portfolio, Portland, OR, $219.8 million
• PacWest Center, Portland, OR, $170.0 million
• Plaza at Yarrow Bay, Kirkland, WA, $133.0 million
• Jantzen Beach Center, Portland, OR, $131.8 million
• Power & Light, Portland, OR, $131.5 million
• Alley24, Seattle, WA, $130.2 million
• Field Office, Portland, OR, $117.9 million
• Park Square Portland, Portland, OR, $94.4 million
• SeaTac Office Center - Building III, SeaTac, WA, $93.0 million
• Public Service Building, Hillsboro, OR, $91.0 million
• Pearl West, Portland, OR, $87.5 million
• Gresham Station Shopping Center, Gresham, OR, $86.3 million
• Congress Center, Portland, OR, $85.1 million
• Tanner Point (9 North), Portland, OR, $76.6 million
• Smith Tower, Seattle, WA, $73.7 million
• Commonwealth Building, Portland, OR, $70.0 million
• 400 SW Sixth Avenue, Portland, OR, $68.0 million
• Leland James, Portland, OR, $67.5 million
• Canyon Park Commons I-III, Bothell, WA, $63.0 million
• Towne Storage, Portland, OR, $62.7 million
• 520 Portfolio, Bellevue, WA, $59.4 million
• One Enterprise, Aliso Viejo, CA, $59.0 million
• KAR Adesa, Seattle, WA, $58.5 million
• Corporate Campus East III, Seattle, WA, $55.2 million
• 309 SW Sixth Avenue, Portland, OR, $53.9 million
• Corporate Campus East III, Seattle, WA, $53.1 million
• First & Stewart, Seattle, WA, $53.0 million
• American Bank Building, Portland, OR, $53.0 million
• Canyon Point, Bothell, WA, $51.0 million
• Beaverton Creek Business Park, Portland, OR, $51.0 million
• Heartline Building, Portland, OR, $48.6 million
• One Pacific Square, Seattle, WA, $48.5 million
• Offices at Riverpark, Redmond, WA, $48.1 million
• 6Y (Sixth at Yamhill), Portland, OR, $47.5 million
• SeaTac Office Center, Dallas, TX, $47.1 million
• Oakhurst Center, Bellevue, WA, $45.4 million
• Cameron Distribution Center (2019), Portland, OR, $40.1 million
• Lincoln Building, Portland, OR, $37.1 million
• The Logan Building, Beaverton, OR, $37.1 million
• Colman Building, Seattle, WA, $37.0 million
• Tualatin Corporate Center, Hillsboro, OR, $36.1 million
• The Plaza at North Creek, Seattle, WA, $35.5 million
• 2100 SW River Parkway, Portland, OR, $35.4 million
• Bay Vista Office Building, Seattle, WA, $33.7 million
• Highlands Campus Tech Centre, Bothell, WA, $33.5 million
• Sunset Corp. Park Call Center, Hillsboro, OR, $32.2 million
• 55 West, Hillsboro, OR, $31.0 million
• Lacey Market Square, Arlington, WA, $31.0 million
• Yeon Building, Portland, OR, $29.8 million
• 1411 Fourth Avenue, Kent, WA, $29.7 million
• Sixth at Yamhill, Portland, OR, $28.5 million
• Stafford Distribution Center, Wilsonville, OR, $28.1 million
• Cameron Distribution Center (2016), Portland, OR, $28.0 million
• CenterPoint Corporate Park, Kent, WA, $26.5 million
• Broadacres Building, Seattle, WA, $25.4 million
• Sunset Corporate Park, Hillsboro, OR, $24.5 million
• Gresham Station North, Gresham, OR, $23.5 million
• Marymoor Technology Center, Redmond, WA, $23.5 million
• Olympic Block, Seattle, WA, $22.4 million
• Medford Center, Medford, OR, $22.2 million
• Executive Building, Portland, OR, $21.1 million
• Weatherly Building, Portland, OR, $20.0 million

Partial Client List

• ARA
• ASB
• B.F. Goodrich
• Beacon Capital Partners
• BlackRock
• Blackstone
• BroadReach Capital Partners
• Cairn Pacific
• Capstone Partners
• Carlyle
• CBRE Global Investors
• Clarion Partners
• Cohen Asset Management
• Colony Northstar, Inc.
• Crow Holdings
• Equity Office
• Equus
• Garrison
• GAW
• GE Asset Management
• Gerding Edlen
• Goldman Sachs
• Hines
• KBS
• Kennedy Wilson
• Lone Star
• Lubert Adler
• Mack Real Estate
• Matteson Companies
• Mayfield Companies
• Munchener Hypothekenbank eG
• New York Life
• Oaktree Capital
• Pacific Coast Capital Partners
• Panattoni Development Company
• Principal
• Prologis
• ScanlanKemperBard
• Schnitzer West
• Security Properties
• Shorenstein Realy Partners LP
• Specht Development
• Swift Real Estate Partners
• TA Associates
• Trinity Real Estate
• Unico Properties
• Urban Renaissance Group
• Vulcan Real Estate
• Washington Capital Management
• Westport Capital Partners

Professional Achievements

• Metropolitan Leading Capital Markets Producer, 2004-2019
• Newmark Leading National Producer
• CoStar Power Broker

Professional Affiliations

• Member, NAIOP
• Member, Urban Land Institute (ULI)

Education

Kucha graduated from the University of Oregon Charles H. Lundquist College of Business, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in finance and economics.