Highlights
- Cresa appointed Julie Northcutt-Dunn President, Markets on June 22, 2026, a newly created executive role.
- Northcutt-Dunn joins from Colliers, where she oversaw six markets including Chicago, Indianapolis, and Nashville as Executive Managing Director.
- At Colliers, she expanded brokerage ranks by 10% and previously led the firm's South Florida region.
- The role is based at Cresa's Chicago headquarters; prior stops include CBRE and Fifth Third Bank.
Cresa has named Julie Northcutt-Dunn President, Markets, a newly created executive role at the tenant-rep brokerage, effective June 22, 2026.
Northcutt-Dunn comes from Colliers, where she served as Executive Managing Director overseeing the Chicago and South-Central Division, a territory spanning Chicago, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Omaha, St. Louis, and Nashville. During her tenure she expanded brokerage ranks by 10% and previously ran Colliers' South Florida region. Earlier career stops include CBRE and Fifth Third Bank.
She will be based at Cresa's Chicago headquarters.
What does the new role cover?
The President, Markets position is newly created at Cresa. The firm has not publicly detailed the full scope of the role beyond the title, but the hire follows a pattern of tenant-rep firms building out dedicated market-leadership layers to coordinate brokerage operations across multiple geographies.
The appointment was reported by REJournals and CoStar.
Where to find them
- Fifth Third Bank · fifththird.banklocationmaps.com
Sources
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- cresa.com retrieved 25/06/2026 04:38
- rejournals.com retrieved 25/06/2026 04:38
- costar.com retrieved 25/06/2026 04:38
- Fifth Third Bank (official site) retrieved 25/06/2026 04:38
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