Bruce Murray

Senior Manager

Bruce Murray joined Real Estate Solutions Group, LLC in 2001 and has completed over 20 years of successful real estate analysis including financial analysis and cash-flow projections for public and private institutions including investment and commercial banks, developers/operators, government agencies, and law firms. His expertise ranges from modeling detailed analyses of cash-flow estimates for a wide range of real estate types and development to analyzing the feasibility of large scale projects and estimating the value of large property portfolios. 

Mr. Murray is also currently an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Real Estate Development at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation where he teaches concepts in financial pro forma modeling.

Prior to joining Real Estate Solutions Group, Mr. Murray was employed at Ernst & Young LLP as a manager in the Real Estate Advisory Services Department. Before, Ernst & Young LLP, Mr. Murray served as a senior real estate appraiser for Marchitelli Barnes & Company, Inc., Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A., and Cushman & Wakefield of Long Island, Inc. He was also a staff appraiser at Howard Jackson Associates. Mr. Murray prepared real estate appraisals on a wide variety of investment grade property types such as Class A office complexes, regional shopping centers, industrial parks, hotels, and Planned Unit Developments encompassing a mix of residential, retail, and office uses.  Mr. Murray’s valuations and feasibility analyses have been relied upon for litigation support for counsel in foreclosures and tax certiorari proceedings, for lending purposes, acquisition or development decisions, liquidation strategies, and eminent domain procedures.

Mr. Murray has a B.A from Montclair State University and has completed extensive coursework at the Appraisal Institute. He is a General Associate Member of the Appraisal Institute, a Marshall & Swift Certified Appraiser, and certified as a Real Estate General Appraiser in the State of New York (46-4621).