Broker Story: Jill Brunori
In this new series, we will celebrating ten years of TCG by looking inwards to our Brokers that have made these ten years so successful. Jill Brunori is an advisor with TCG. We interviewed her to get insight on her beginning at TCG, what sparked her interest in CRE and her proudest accomplishments in her career…
How long have you been working at TCG?
I started working at TCG in February 2020.
What got you interested in CRE?
When I moved to Florida, I wanted to begin investing in properties and build passive income. At the time, I was contemplating a career change and a family friend mentioned I should get my real estate license. I was introduced to Dan after receiving my license and they had an opening.
What was your first breakthrough lease/sale?
Our first Multifamily listing was a Sixplex that sold in Fort Myers. It was a unique property located walking distance from downtown. It sold above market rate and was an ideal property for any investor searching in this area.
What has been your biggest individual accomplishment working in CRE?
Spearheading alongside our team the entrance of MD Now into a new market.
What lease/sale are you most proud of?
Working with Lee County School District to plan district growth and expansion for the next 5 to 15 years.
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