For over 25 years, Phil has been advising investors, corporate users, and organizations with a wide range of real estate solutions in MA and on a global basis. Drawing from his experience at JLL as a Managing Director, here at Kelleher & Sadowsky, Phil brings ‘best in class’ resources, the most innovative technological solutions with real-time data and research to assist his clients in today’s tumultuous environment while creating a strategic plan for their future needs.
Being a member of a privately held, regional firm, that is nimble, he can produce a set of solutions that match his clients’ requirements, not the "one size fits all" approach. Phil operates as a consultant first, building a team around needs, and then creating specialized, client-focused solutions.
Specialties: Real Estate Advisory, Tenant Representation and Transaction Management, Portfolio Solutions and Investor Advisory Services
2018 CBA’s President Council Award for Five-Party Mega deal in Waltham that included long-time client National Grid
CBA’s Industrial Deal of the Year
JLL’s Collaboration and Innovation Awards
The Jones Lang LaSalle Club Award
Top Gun Award
SIOR, Commercial Brokers Association, Thompson Island Outward Bound, Year Up, Founded “Winners Walk Tall” for students in Boston, Charles River Country Club
Colby College, BA
Boston College Graduate School of Management, MBA
Hologic
Connection
eClinicalWorks
Innoneo
Signature Health
VentureX
LiteBoxer
Marchon Partners
Pillar Bioscience
Bulfinch Group
LG Energy
Unum
Paradym Properties
North Colony Asset Management
Albany Road Real Estate Partners
Minardi Properties
RAVentures
WBDC
Jones Street Investment Partners
Chacharone Properties
Worcester Business Journal
The UMass president’s office is leaving its offices at 333 South St and relocating to 50 Washington Street in Westborough. Kelleher & Sadowsky’s Principals William Kelleher and James Umphrey and Executive Vice President Philip DeSimone represented UMass in the lease transaction.
Worcester Business Journal
Philip DeSimone, executive vice president at Worcester real estate brokerage Kelleher & Sadowsky Associates said the life sciences market was extremely strong through 2020 and 2021 due to lots of venture capital investment, low interest rates, and the fact the pandemic was profitable for some biotech companies in Boston and Cambridge.