Dustin D.
Stolly serves as Vice Chairman and Co-Head of the company’s capital raising
operations and is also in charge of sourcing debt, equity, and platform and
asset level capital recapitalizations as well as selling loans across all
commercial asset classes. A 19-year industry veteran, Stolly has executed
more than $172 billion in transactions throughout his career.
Stolly
joined Newmark from JLL’s New York office, where he was a Managing Director in
the capital markets practice for 10 years. Stolly was also a member of the
company’s New York City leadership committee. Prior to joining JLL, Stolly
was an investment banker for 5 years.
Stolly has been recognized numerous times in Commercial Mortgage Observer’s Power 50 ranking of the 50
Most Important Figures of Commercial Real Estate Finance, including being
ranked #1 brokerage team in the country 2018, 2019, 2020 & 2021. His
diverse team has raised more capital than any of his peers since his arrival at
Newmark.
Education
Stolly is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati where he
graduated as valedictorian with a 4.0 GPA.
Dustin D. Stolly
Vice Chairman and Co-Head, Capital Markets Debt & Structured Finance
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