Chris Corrinet

Background

About Chris Corrinet

Chris is a Vice Chairman in CBRE’s Midtown Manhattan Office where he specializes in representing occupiers across a broad range of industries with a primary focus on financial services and media/technology. Since joining CBRE in 2005, Chris has completed in excess of 23 million square feet of transactions representing tenants and has been recognized as a CBRE Americas Top Producer in 7 of the past 8 years. Chris has recently advised some of the top asset management and consulting firms including Apollo (various), Bain Consulting Avenue of the Americas), Boston Consulting Group (10 Hudson Yards), Corsair Capital (550 Madison Avenue), Davidson Kempner Capital Management (520 Madison Avenue), Iconiq Capital (various), Kelso & Co (299 Park Avenue), Maverick Capital (425 Park Avenue), Northern Trust (390 Park Avenue), Ruane Cunniff & Goldfarb (45 Rockefeller Plaza), Sound Point Capital (375 Park Avenue) and Stone Point Capital. Over the last decade, Chris completed some of the Tri-State area’s most noteworthy transactions. In 2019, he represented Deerfield Management in its acquisition of 345 Park Avenue South. In 2018, he represented Hudson River Trading in its expansion to 3 World Trade Center after initially leasing sq. ft. at 4 World Trade Center. In 2017, he represented Interactive Brokers in its lease in Greenwich, CT—the largest transaction in Greenwich in over a decade. In 2016, Chris represented the National Hockey League in its relocation to 1 Manhattan West, the first office tower in Brookfield’s 5 million-sq-ft. development project in the Hudson Yards. The transaction won the Real Estate Board of New York’s Most Ingenious Deal, REBNY’s top honor. In that same year, Chris also represented Major League Baseball in its consolidation to 1271 Avenue of the Americas, a finalist for the REBNY Ingenious Deal award; and Citadel in its anchor lease at 425 Park Avenue, the first new development on Park Avenue in 50 years. Prior to joining CBRE, Chris graduated from Deerfield Academy in 1997 and received a Bachelor of Arts from Princeton University in 2001, where he was a captain of the Men’s Varsity Ice Hockey team, captured two Ivy League Championships and was a 4th round draft pick of the Washington Capitals in the 1998 NHL Entry Draft. Following his graduation from Princeton, Chris played four years of professional ice hockey, notably for the Washington Capitals of the National Hockey League and in Slovenia.