Matthew May Founder May Realty Advisors & RBN Investment Network Vested in the retail segment of real estate for over 30 years, Matthew brings a valued perspective and investment insight to his clients. The Perspective is derived from his background in finance and research combined with investment sales, national representation of retailers, project leasing and development. May Realty Advisors was founded in 2000 with the mission to deliver investors and developers an institutional level of market intelligence and service combined with an entrepreneurial perspective. Prior to the formation of May Realty Advisors, Matthew ran the retail divisions for prominent real estate companies including Beitler Commercial and Madison Partners. Matthew has been involved with over $2.500,000,000 in transaction value. Clients include Teachers Insurance, NNN Realty, Citibank, Chase, Kroger, Safeway, CVS, KOAR Institutional Advisors, Macy’s, Kennedy Wilson, Northern Trust Bank, York Management and LM Advisors Matthew is a nationally recognized speaker, contributing author and expert in the field of investment sales, retail developments as well as retail trends and retailers. He serves as an expert witness and consultant to retailers, appraisers and attorneys. The Los Angeles Business Journal, City of Beverly Hills and Costar have recognized Matthew for his contribution and accomplishments in the field of retail real estate Matthew is a founding member of two national networks, Retail Brokers Network. RBN is largest retail centric real estate network in the country with over 65 offices throughout the United States and Canada and Commercial Markets Real Estate Network.

Matthew is a member of the Association of Corporate Real Estate Executives (ACRE) International Association of Shopping Centers (ICSC) and Urban Land Institute ((ULI). Matthew received a degree in Marketing and Business Administration from Loyola Marymount University. Matthew and May Realty Advisors are active supporters of the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, City of Hope, Special Olympics and Habitat for Humanity.