Los Angeles – CBRE  Group, Inc. today announced that Charles Maggio has joined the company’s Healthcare group as Managing Director specializing in healthcare design and planning, construction, development management and integrated strategic real estate solutions. Based in New York City, Mr. Maggio will coordinate with CBRE’s Northeastern Regional Healthcare team to serve that market. 

Mr. Maggio brings over 30 years of experience having worked as a practicing architect, hospital facilities executive, project manager and consultant. His architectural background and consulting expertise allows Mr. Maggio to evaluate challenges and develop strategic solutions that position clients for success in today’s dynamic healthcare market.

“The healthcare industry is evolving at a staggering rate and CBRE continues to tailor business solutions to meet these challenges. A major emphasis of that initiative is our expansion in the New York Metro and Northeast Region. And no one knows the tri-state market better than Charles and we look forward to sharing his skills with our New York and Northeastern clients,” stated John Kemper, Senior Managing Director, CBRE Healthcare.

Mr. Maggio joins CBRE Healthcare following a 4.5 year career at Jones Lang LaSalle, where he most recently served as Managing Director. During his tenure there, he worked with clients such as Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Long Island Jewish Health System, New York Presbyterian, Orange Regional Medical Center, Montefiore Medical Center and Continuum Health Partners. He was responsible for managing the firm’s healthcare clients in the Northeast, oversaw healthcare projects and teams, acted as a healthcare subject matter expert on real estate services, and established best practices supporting lean project delivery.

Mr. Maggio received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from City University of New York City College. He is a member of the Health Guidelines Revision Committee of the Federal Guidelines Institute for the 2014 Guidelines for Design & Construction of Healthcare Facilities. Mr. Maggio has also volunteered for the AIA Contract Review Committee, the NYS Department of Health Construction Standards Advisory Group and assisted with the NYC Mayor’s Council on Resiliency Planning (in the wake of Hurricane Sandy).