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	Nike Damaskos

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Get to Know Nike Damaskos

As the former Assistant Director of Faculty Real Estate at Harvard University, and prior, the Assistant Director of Commercial and Retail Leasing for Harvard Real Estate, Niké Damaskos brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her residential and commercial clients. During her 10 years at Harvard, she forged a close working relationship comercial and residental real estate community. The alliance resulted in the highly successful real estate solutions for Harvard University administrative departents and faculty within the metro Boston area. She is known for her market knowledge and pragmatic problem solving approach to her work.Her unique experience in real estate was developed over two decades of client associations, home-grown love of the "bricks & mortar". Her business experience is within the commercial and residential markets in the Cambridge and Metro Boston area. Additionally, she is known to be a bit of a Geek for local and national real estate issues & trends.

Recent Posts

ActiveRain Community about 15 years ago

The Ghosts of listings past Dear fellow Bloggers: Every time I think I won the battle of learning life-lessons the hard way, I am reminded that maybe that is not true. Each Wednesday, ...

ActiveRain Community about 15 years ago

Writing in the RAIN I'm writting in the Rain, just writting in the Rain, what a glorious feeling I'm selling again..... My apologies to Gene Kelley but ........ It's not everyday ...

Certifications

My first years at Harvard University (Harvard Real Estate, 1996 -2000) were spent as the Assistant Director of Commercial Leasing. I was responsible for leases and leasing the commercial and retail portfolio of Harvard Real Estate. The properties were located mostly Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA. Additionally, I helped Harvard University tenants who were looking for office space within Harvard's own properties and in the private market. The portfolio had a diverse group of retail & office occupants.