Who We Are

Eric Anton is a commercial real estate broker at Marcus & Millichap, based in the firm’s Manhattan office. With more than 25 years of experience, he specializes in investment sales and equity placement across the New York metropolitan area. As a key member of Marcus & Millichap’s Global Capital Group, Anton focuses on cultivating inbound capital from major global markets, leveraging a robust network of investors spanning Asia, Europe, and North America, including Beijing, Tokyo, London, and Toronto.

Since joining Marcus & Millichap in 2017, Anton has closed several landmark transactions, including the $650 million recapitalization of 520 Fifth Avenue in the Grand Central submarket, the $100 million net lease of the Times Square Theater on West 42nd Street, and the sale of the IAC world headquarters building, designed by Frank Gehry. In 2022, he received the prestigious Henry Hart Rice Achievement “Most Ingenious Deal of the Year” award from the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) for his execution of the sale, financing, retail leasing and ground lease restructuring of the Martinique Hotel.

Earlier in his career, Anton was senior managing director at HFF’s New York office, where he led prominent Manhattan transactions including the $330 million sale of 1407 Broadway and the acquisition of 645 Madison Avenue. He also served as managing partner at Brookfield Financial, a division of Brookfield Asset Management. He is a director of REBNY’s commercial division, a board member of the Ronald McDonald House of New York, and serves on the National New Leadership Board of Israel Bonds. Anton holds a Master of Science in real estate finance from Columbia University and a dual bachelor’s degree in European history and political science from Brown University.

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