Marcus & Millichap's Webb said Wills' latest sales also represent a shift he is seeing from multifamily investors looking more at the suburbs than downtown areas. "There's a theory out there that suburban markets are going to be stronger given the fact that people are going to move out of the city to raise families," Webb said. 

What exactly does it take to become a millionaire by age 26? “A lot of people like to say I’m an overnight success, but they don’t see the years of work that got me here,” Cameron explained.

Cameron Webb, first vice president investments, and Jesse Mates, associate in Marcus & Millichap’s Washington, D.C. office, exclusively listed the property on behalf of the seller and procured the buyer through a very competitive bidding process. 

Cameron Webb, first vice president investments, and Jesse Mates, associate in Marcus & Millichap’s Washington, D.C. office, brokered the deal on behalf of the seller and procured the buyer. Through the TOPA process, the tenants elected to receive buyouts. Webb and Mates arranged multiple meetings for the tenants to meet with a residential lender from a regional bank along with two local realtors. 

Mosuro acquired the G Street Apartments, a four-building, 45-unit complex at 4951-5957 G St. SE, for $4.5M. Marcus & Millichap First Vice President Cameron Webb and associate Jesse Mates brokered the sale, and Marcus & Millichap Capital Corp.'s Adam Scherr arranged the financing.

Cameron Webb, 27, profiled by the Mid-Atlantic Real Estate Journal for its "40 Under 40" list of the most influential people in the industry.

District Properties, a D.C. developer that primarily builds single-family homes, is planning its largest multifamily property to date.  The company acquired a property at 22-24 Kennedy St. NW for $4.8M from The Menkiti Group in a deal posted Tuesday to the D.C. Recorder of Deeds. Marcus & Millichap's Cameron Webb, Jesse Mates and Lou Jacobe brokered the deal.

MidCity Tuesday acquired the site of the Historic Berean Baptist Church at 1400 Montana Ave. NE, directly across the street from Brookland Manor, for $5.85M. The church is selling its property but reached an agreement with MidCity to lease it back for 18 months with the potential for future extensions, said Marcus & Millichap First Vice President of Investments Cameron Webb, who represented the church along with Marcus & Millichap's Josh Feldman and Ryan Smith.

WASHINGTON (ABC7) — 26-year-old investment broker Cameron Webb realized he did not have to be in his 40s to start making real money. Closing almost $100 million in investment deals, he shared the wealth with tips to financial freedom. 

A 1960s-era apartment community in the Deanwood neighborhood of Northeast DC has just traded hands for $88K per unit.  Boston-based WinnCompanies acquired the 106-unit community from Rockville-based James Properties for $9.3M. Marcus & Millichap's Cameron Webb, Stacey Milam and J. Dominic Vito brokered the deal.

Marcus & Millichap's Cameron Webb, a 26-year-old rising star in the industry who has done more than $100M in multifamily deals and returned today from Forbes' 30 under 30 summit, brokered both transactions.

Marcus & Millichap completed the sale of Frederick Douglass Apartments, a 99-unit multifamily and retail property in Sandtown, a West Baltimore neighborhood. The asset sold for $6.3 million to an undisclosed out-of-market buyer. The real estate investment services firm had the exclusive listing to market the property and procured the buyer.

Marcus & Millichap's Cameron Webb, a 26-year-old rising star in the industry who was just promoted to vice president and has closed over $125M in deals, represented Sanford in the the G Street apartments sale and Marcus & Millichap Associate Jesse Mates helped procure the buyer. Both brokers also arranged the Georgia Avenue deal. Webb said there was a lot of pressure to close the deal, given the looming foreclosure deadline.

Washington, D.C.—Marcus & Millichap recently announced the sale of The Geraldine, a 42-unit affordable multifamily property in Washington, D.C.’s southeast Congress Heights. The asset, sitting on a 0.95-acre lot just north of the D.C.-Maryland border, commanded $91,000 per unit, bringing the transaction to a total of $3.8 million.

Marcus & Millichap closed the sale of Gresham House, a 15-unit community in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Washington, D.C. The property includes 3,358 square feet of retail and office space.

Cameron Webb worked with Stacey Milam, first vice president investments, Christian Alves, and Jesse Mates, all investment specialists in Marcus & Millichap’s Washington, D.C. office, to market the property on behalf of the seller, a real estate development and investment company. The buyer, Claggion SE Holdings, LLC, a private local investment entity, was also secured by Webb.

Josh Feldman, Benjamin Wilson, Cameron Webb, and Stacey Milam, investment specialists in Marcus & Millichap’s Washington, D.C. office, had the exclusive listing to market the property on behalf of the seller, a private investor who built and managed the property. The buyer, a developer, was also secured by Webb, Milam, Feldman and Wilson.

WASHINGTON, DC-There are any number of uses that a Dupont Circle  building could serve just based on its proximity to all things unique about Washington DC. The buyer of 1902 R St., NW, an erstwhile apartment building that most recently served as an extended stay hotel and local businessperson’s residence, plans to convert it into an higher-return bread and breakfast serving business travelers and visitors to the slew of nearby embassies.

An unnamed developer purchased the site at 2027 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. in Washington, D.C., for $1.9 million with plans to develop more than 30 multifamily residences.

Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI) announced the sale of The Westerleigh, a 30-unit apartment property located in Frederick, Md., according to Bryn D. Merrey, regional manager of the firm’s Washington, D.C. office. The asset sold for $1,787,500, which is approximately 98 percent of the listing price.

Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI) today announced the sale of 123-127 Kennedy St. NW, a property consisting of three contiguous store-fronts in Washington, D.C., according to Bryn D. Merrey, senior vice president/division manager of the firm’s Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern offices. The asset sold for $1,690,000, which represents $320 per square foot.

A year ago, Marcus & Millichap investment sales broker Cameron Webb was living in his parents' basement, three years after graduating from the University of Virginia with a psychology degree. Now, he is nearing $100M in deals and close to being named a vice president at the national firm.

This week we sit down with Cameron Webb and Jesse Mates of the Webb Team at Marcus & Millichap to discuss Multi-family real estate.

Berger manages The Webb Group of Marcus & Millichap. Duties include researching, databasing, managing client relations, creating sales and rent comparison reports, underwriting contracts, drafting proposals and more.