Ross Marshall is the Senior Vice President of the Investment Properties Group at CBRE Limited in Victoria and is an industry recognized, local and national award-winning, top producer. It would be hard to find a more driven commercial broker on Southern Vancouver Island, or at least they would have to get up early to match Ross’s production. As a 4 am riser, you can find him post-workout and well into his workday at his downtown office when others are just waking up. Ross has extensive transactional experience in sales – over $1 billion in the last five years, which continually ranks him as one of the market leaders in development land, multi-family apartment buildings and commercial investment grade properties in Greater Victoria. His work is shaping his own backyard; he was born and raised in Victoria and his high-profile transactional deals are changing the landscape and skyline of the region. They say on the Island it’s important to make connections (and never burn a bridge); Ross is an industry advocate and actively collaborates with an extensive network of local leaders for the betterment of business and development in the region. Cornerstone to Ross’ success has been his relationships with clients, both local and abroad. He is the go-to contact for companies throughout the country that are making moves to acquire land, multi-family and commercial investments in the lower island. With an easy-going personality, but a razor-sharp business sense, Ross maintains a rapport with clients from his office, boardroom or sometimes even his road bike (he is an avid cyclist). A firm believer in giving back to the community, Ross coaches his three young sons in a variety of sports including soccer and baseball. His interest in soccer goes beyond the junior pitch; Ross is an owner of the local professional team Pacific FC that plays in the Canadian Premier League. You can spot him and his family wearing purple at each home game. In 2019, Ross developed a Suits for Success campaign providing work clothes for those returning to the work force through the Big Brothers Big Sisters program. He also serves as a mentor at the University of Victoria Peter B. Gustavson School of Business and has worked with local businesses on programs supporting COVID relief. His professional affiliations include the Urban Development Institute (UDI) International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), National Association of Office and Industrial Properties (NAIOP), Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce and Victoria Real Estate Board.