Kevin Salmon

Kevin Salmon, also known as Kevin M. Salmon, lists attendance at the City College of New York in his public professional profile.⁠[1]

He joined Marcus & Millichap’s Manhattan office and later became a vice president of investments, working in New York commercial real estate.⁠[2]

He and Matthew Marshall founded Salmon & Marshall Real Estate Investments, focusing on retail condominiums and multifamily property transactions.⁠[3]

Bisnow reported in September that he and his partner brokered the $2 million sale of a retail condominium at 56 East 13th Street in New York, representing both sides.⁠[4]

Bisnow reported in January that he and his partner represented both sides in the $6.9 million sale of the retail condominium at 129 Greene Street to Ascot Properties.⁠[5]

The partners split their brokerage business. Matthew Marshall formed a separate firm, while Salmon initially continued operating under the Salmon & Marshall name.⁠[6]

In the Kaplon-Belo Associates commission dispute concerning 74 Kent Avenue, a New York court granted the default-judgment motion against Salmon & Marshall. The motion against Salmon personally was denied for a notice defect, with permission to renew; this was not a final determination clearing him of liability.⁠[7]

The Real Deal reported in May that he had launched Khizer Salmon Real Estate Professionals, continuing to specialize in New York retail condominiums and multifamily properties.⁠[2]

A subsequent New York appellate opinion recorded that the plaintiff had obtained default judgments against all defendants except Ana Fairley and granted summary judgment against Fairley. The earlier procedural denial concerning Salmon therefore does not, by itself, describe the case’s later outcome.⁠[8]

TenantBase announced that he had joined its Dallas team as a vice president, citing his previous commercial real estate work at Khizer Property Advisors.⁠[9]

An Industrious interview identified him as the Dallas-based founder of Proxxee and featured his working life in a coworking setting.⁠[10]

Matthews Real Estate Investment Services published a video introducing him and describing his work recruiting and mentoring commercial real estate agents in Austin.⁠[11]

School of Hard Knocks published an interview with him discussing commercial real estate licensing, brokerage experience and differences between commercial and residential property. He subsequently shared the interview on his personal LinkedInLinkedInLinkedIn is a social networking platform for professionals. It was founded in 2002 by Reid Hoffman and others, launched in 2003, and listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2011; after Microsoft acquired it for approximately $26.2 billion in 2016, it became a wholly owned Microsoft subsidiary. Its revenue comes from membership subscriptions, advertising, and recruitment solutions.Open the full entry account.⁠[12][13]

The current Salmon Real Estate Advisors website identifies him as a co-founder and managing partner of Black River Capital, with responsibilities spanning acquisitions, investment strategy and investor relations, focusing on US retail and mixed-use properties.⁠[14]

His business website is https://salmonrea.com/ (opens in a new window), and his personal LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinmsalmon (opens in a new window). The original School of Hard Knocks interview links to his Instagram account at https://www.instagram.com/kevinmarksalmon/ (opens in a new window).⁠[14][13][12]