Nick Dinallo has come on board JLL’s New Jersey brokerage team as senior vice president, responsible for helping lead “One JLL” in its initiatives to drive revenue for leasing, capital markets, property development services and property management.
A 15-year veteran of the commercial real estate sector, Dinallo has extensive experience in construction management, contract procurement, project development and delivery. He has worked with both public and private organizations to navigate complex building regulations and approval processes while successfully completing a wide range of projects, from schools and educational institutions to multihousing developments, government and corporate campuses across the northeast.
“Nick brings a diverse and rich skillset to JLL as well as the technical abilities necessary to understand the highly nuanced needs of JLL clients,” Tim Greiner, executive managing director and leader of the New Jersey brokerage division, said. “JLL has differentiated itself with its One JLL platform providing innovative, intelligent and thoughtful approaches to complex challenges, and Nick’s talent will further reinforce our ability to deliver exceptional value.”
Prior to joining JLL, Dinallo served as director of development/construction procurement with Terminal Construction Corp., a family-owned New Jersey construction firm. His diverse background includes underwriting, acquiring land, obtaining local approvals, design and project management of multifamily mixed-use developments, medical office buildings, parking garages, airport terminals, train stations and all aspects of higher education construction. He also has extensive experience in working with local and statewide governmental agencies in securing project approvals and serving as liaison between contractors and local authorities.
“I am thrilled to join the JLL team and excited by the opportunity to contribute to the growth of its One JLL platform,” Dinallo said. “We are ideally positioned to work with companies seeking to create the most effective real estate footprint, starting from the earliest planning to completion of the process.”
