Colliers has appointed Ervin Niyaz as Director of Investment Services. He will be based at Essendon Fields. Ervin’s new role will focus on premium investments, strip retail, office and development sites, in line with Colliers’ broader strategy to capitalise on the economic growth of Melbourne’s emerging suburbs.
“This is an extremely exciting time to be joining the Colliers Northwest team.
“Our national capabilities under the Colliers platform will play a vital role in our team’s success, with a range of initiatives including the Premium Investment Portfolios and cross-collaboration across multiple service lines.”
Ervin Niyaz, Director of Investment Services, Colliers
With over a decade of experience in Victoria’s commercial property market, including eight years at Fitzroys, Ervin joins Colliers to work alongside Travis Keenan, leading the growing investment services team. His appointment strengthens Colliers’ presence across Melbourne’s Northwest corridor; an area identified for significant growth and investor demand.
“His experience across retail and development assets will further enhance our ability to service private clients and institutional groups.”
Travis Keenan, Manager & Auctioneer, Melbourne Metro Sales | Investment Services, Colliers
Throughout his career, Ervin has managed several high-profile transactions across Melbourne’s inner and middle-ring suburbs. These include the landmark 42–46 Puckle Street, Moonee Ponds sale for $5.61m, the mixed-use 146–154 Elgin Street, Carlton property for $5.525m, and prime retail assets at 78–80 Lygon Street, Brunswick East and 1120–1122 Mt Alexander Road, Essendon, achieving $3.75m and $3.4m respectively.
“Bringing Ervin on board is a strategic move to further strengthen our capabilities in the region.
“His deep market knowledge and proven track record will complement the team and help us continue to deliver outstanding results for our clients.”
Matthew Meynell, Managing Director, Office Capital Markets & Investment Services, Colliers
Ervin also played a leading role in the $15.5m sale of 284–294 Albert Street in Brunswick – a mixed retail and accommodation asset marking one of the suburb’s most notable deals in recent years.
