Professional Experience
Associated Office
As the Managing Director of Project Management for the Mid-Atlantic region Michael Considine is responsible for directing all project management services within Washington, Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina market area. Leveraging over four decades of progressive experience managing architectural, interior design and construction engagements, Mr. Considine successfully demonstrates the ability to strategically advise clients in the leasing, development, planning, design and construction of their projects. He is adept at developing project strategies, effectively capturing client objectives by clearly understanding the client’s business issues relative to real estate, project scope, planning/scheduling, predicting and reducing costs over the life of their projects.
Prior to joining CBRE, he was a Principal at some of the largest architectural firms in the world. He has led numerous corporate campus projects, accounting, nonprofit, financial services, law, government, healthcare, and building renovation /repositioning projects.
During his career, Michael and his teams have received numerous project awards from industry organizations such as the NAIOP, IIDA, CORENET and the AIA.
- BS Interior Design, Southern Illinois University
- LEED AP BD&C
- CBRE Foundations PJM Certification University of Texas
- Twenty six design awards for clients such as Computer Sciences Corporation, Greenberg Traurig, Nixon Peabody, PricewaterhouseCoopers, MCI, WR Grace, Ryland, Fairfax County Government Center, FDIC, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and US Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- Publications and articles include AIA Architect, Building Design & Construction, Corporate Real Estate Executive, Interior Design, Interiors, Contract, Alt Office Journal, Process Architecture, Newsweek, HQ and Facilities Design & Management magazines.
- Confidential Food Company, Hunt Valley, MD, Corporate HQ, 352,568 SF
- Capital One, Richmond, VA, Corporate HQ, 1,500,000 SF
- MeadWestvaco HQ, Richmond, VA, Corporate Office, 320,000 SF
- Confidential Food Company, McLean, VA, Corporate HQ, 205,000 SF
- American Council of Life Insurers, Washington DC, Non-Profit, 150,641 SF
- Catholic Relief Services, Baltimore, MD, Non-Profit, 68,231 SF
- Computer Science Corp Offices & Conf. Center, Falls Church, VA, Corporate Office, 217,000 SF
- National Football Players Association, Washington DC, Association HQ, 65,200 SF
- PricewaterhouseCoopers, Mid-Atlantic Region, Regional Offices, 830,0000 SF
- FDIC, Arlington, VA, Government Agency, 450,000 SF
- US Department of State, Washington DC, Government Agency, 165,000 SF
- US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, Government Agency, 600,205 SF
- Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Washington DC, Government Agency, 60,100 SF
- Food & Drug Administration, Silver Spring, MD, Government Agency, 2,100,000 SF
- Public Company Accounting Review Board, Washington DC, Government Agency, 130,000 SF
- Fairfax County Government Center, Fall Church, VA, County Government, 950,000 SF
- McDermott Will & Emery, 11 Cities US & Overseas, Law Offices, 571,497 SF
- Greenberg Traurig, Miami & Orlando FL, Law Offices, 168,460 SF
- Sterne Kessler Goldstein & Fox, Washington DC, Law Offices 62,349 SF
- Semmes Bowen Semmes, Baltimore, MD, Law Offices, 81,235 SF
- AFL-CIO, Lane Kirkland Conference Center, Silver Spring, MD, 95,487 SF
- 4000 Connecticut, Washington DC, Building Repositioning, 1,100,000 SF
- 1333 New Hampshire, Washington DC, Building Repositioning, 265,000 SF
- 2000 L Street, Washington DC, Building Repositioning, 380,000 SF
- NOMA Station, Washington DC, Building Repositioning, 450,000 SF
- Confidential Food Company
- MeadWestvaco
- McDermott Will & Emery
- Greenberg Traurig
- Semmes Bowen Semmes
- Sterne Kessler Goldstein & Fox
- Nixon Peabody
- Reed Smith
- Bates White
- Tydings & Rosenberg
- Goodell DeVries, Leech & Gray
- Confidential Activewear Brand
- Capital One
- National Football Players Association
- FDIC
- US Department of State
- Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
- Public Company Accounting Review Board
- ATF
- Architect of the Capitol
- National Association of Securities Dealers
- World Bank
- Legg Mason
- General Dynamics Information Systems
- Harris Corporation
- Confidential Beverage Company
- WR Grace
- American Council of Life Insurers
- Kimberly Clark
- T Rowe Price
- Medstar
- Berkshire Hathaway
- CGI
- Chenega
- Peraton
- Rockefeller Foundation
Team Overview
From planning, through design and construction, to the seamless completion of the move, our team will help you achieve your goals.
Our core mission is to add value for our clients at every step in the process. From planning, through design and construction, to the seamless completion of the move, our team will help you achieve your goals and save you time, money, and headaches.
Client Testimonials
- 3 M
- America Online,Inc.
- American College of Cardiology
- American Legacy Foundation
- Anteon
- AON
- Arnall Golden Gregory
- Ballard
- Spahr
- Andrews & Ingersoll
- Bea Systems, Inc.
- Bechtel
- Behringer Harvard
- Bloomingdales,
- Bogart Associated,
- Bryan Cave,
- Caplin & Drysdale
- City of Detroit
- Mi
- Coca-Cola
- Constellation Energy
- Consumer Electronics Association
- Macro-Genics
- Cornerstone Real Estate Advisors,Inc.
- Battelle
- COX Broadcasting
- COX Newspapers
- DCT Industries
- Dirak,Inc.
- Drolet
- E*Trade
- Ease Technologies
- EmbreTel
- Eveready Battery Co.
- Exeter Government Services
- FSA,
- Fulbright & Jaworski,
- General Dynamics,
- George Washington University,
- Gilbane Associate
- GSA, Intelligent Office
- Jamba!
- Johnson Lambert & Company
- Jones Day
- Metro Orthopedics & Sports Therapy
- Network Solution
- Ohio State University
- Parsons
- Patton Boggs LLP
- Realty Executives
- Sack Harris & Martin
- Saks Fifth Avenue
- Seventh Day Adventist School
- Shearman & Sterling
- Sunrise Assisted Living Facilities
- Tax Analysts
- Tetracore
- The Hudson Institute
- The Limited, Inc.
- United States Green Building Council,
- United States Institute of Peace,
- United States Secret Services – Embassy in Zaire,
- VeriSign
- Verizon Wireless
- Vinson & Elkins
- World Partners
- YKK AP America
- Lucent Technologies
- Miller & Chevalier
LEED Sustainability
Sustainability is a driving force for CBRE. Besides CBRE’s ambitious goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2010, CBRE has been name the Energy Star Partner of the Year and has received the USGBC’s Award of Excellence.CBRE not only lives and acts sustainability, but CBRE is involved in many LEED projects throughout the world. Locally, the project management team has worked on LEED projects such as, Pew Charitable Trusts, Time Warner Cable, Ernst & Young, Society for Neuroscience, and the new United States Green Building Council office.
CBRE Project Management incorporates sustainability measures into every project we are involved with, while also focusing on cost savings for the client. We would welcome the opportunity to discuss how your project can incorporate LEED features and benefits into the scope of the project for additional cost and energy savings.
The CBRE Project Management Team offers a variety of sustainability services, including In-House LEED Consulting Services. We approach the LEED process through two phases: Feasibility Report and Gap Analysis Phase and Full Certification Phase.
Cost Segregation
CBRE’s cost segregation professionals perform a non-intrusive yet detailed engineering study of a building’s walls, floors, ceilings, plumbing, electrical, lighting, telecommunications, heating and cooling systems in order to identify specific components that qualify to be depreciated over 5, 7 and 15 years rather than 27.5 for multi-family buildings or 39 years for commercial buildings. Our cost segregation studies are based on well-founded interpretations of the Internal Revenue Code Sections, applicable court cases, and revenue rulings.
Although every situation is different, the following chart provides examples of the typical benefits one can expect Cost Segregation to create based on the type of building.
Present Value of Tax Benefits Per $1,000,000 Building Cost
- Auto Dealership | Year 1 - $10,000 | Years 1-6 - $45,000 | Total Tax Life - $40,000
- Restaurant | Year 1 - $19,000 | Years 1-6 - $74,000 | Total Tax Life - $66,000
- Regional Shopping Center | Year 1 - $11,000 | Years 1-6 - $49,000 | Total Tax Life - $45,000
- Office Building | Year 1 - $7,000 | Years 1-6 - $33,000 | Total Tax Life - $31,000
- Multi-Family | Year 1 - $15,000 | Years 1-6 - $59,500 | Total Tax Life - $47,000
- Strip Mall | Year 1 - $11,000 | Years 1-6 - $48,000 | Total Tax Life - $43,000
- Medical Office Building | Year 1 - $14,000 | Years 1-6 - $50,000 | Total Tax Life - $42,000
- Senior Living Facility | Year 1 - $14,000 | Years 1-6 - $60,000 | Total Tax Life - $50,000
- Hotel | Year 1 - $11,000 | Years 1-6 - $48,000 | Total Tax Life - $43,000
- Light Manufacturing | Year 1 - $13,000 | Years 1-6 - $56,000 | Total Tax Life - $47,000
- Heavy Manufacturing | Year 1 - $21,000 | Years 1-6 - $87,000 | Total Tax Life - $71,000
- High-Tech | Year 1 - $53,000 | Years 1-6 - $210,000 | Total Tax Life - $180,000
- Highly-Themed Mall | Year 1 - $17,000 | Years 1-6 - $72,000 | Total Tax Life - $64,000
Associated Offices
100 East Pratt Street
Suite 1700
Baltimore
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MD
21202
4747 Bethesda Avenue
Suite 600
Bethesda
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MD
20814
8350 Broad Street
Suite 1100
McLean
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VA
22102
1900 N Street NW
Suite 700
Washington
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DC
20036
