WOODBRIDGE, NJ [April 9, 2026] – NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co. (NAIDB) is proud to announce its recognition in three separate categories of the MidAtlantic Real Estate Journal’s (MAREJ) Annual “Best of 2025” list. The firm received commendations for its industrial-sector deal-making, collaborative workplace environment and steadfast commitment to community philanthropy.
- The 2025 accolades for NAIDB include:
- Most Unique Industrial Sale [80 Executive Ave., Edison, NJ]
- Best Place to Work
- Best Giving Back [Community Outreach]
The firm’s recognition for Most Unique Industrial Sale stems from the successful $18.2 million closing of 80 Executive Ave. in Edison. The 50,400-square-foot property, situated in the heart of one of Central New Jersey’s premier business corridors, was brokered by the NAIDB team of Principal Robert J. DiLeo, Vice Presidents Kyle Gerace, Chris Chiusolo and Associate Vice President Robert V. DiLeo. Leveraging deep market expertise and long-standing regional relationships, the NAIDB team navigated a competitive environment to deliver exceptional results for their client.
Beyond transactional success, NAIDB was also celebrated as a Best Place to Work. The firm’s growth is powered by a diverse team that blends veteran industry expertise with fresh, innovative perspectives. With a culture rooted in accessible leadership and an entrepreneurial spirit, NAIDB champions a work-life balance that allows professionals to thrive.
“Our recognition across multiple categories reflects the strength of our team and our desire to collaborate internally,” said NAIDB’s COO David A. Simon. “We are dedicated to giving our salespeople the support they need to do their jobs well, which ultimately leads to better outcomes for our clients.”
In addition, NAIDB’s recognition for Best Giving Back highlights a year of significant social impact. In 2025, the firm continued its long-standing support of the Community FoodBank of New Jersey during Hunger Action Month and served as a key supporter of the State Theatre New Jersey Annual Benefit Gala. These efforts, along with being named a NJ Business of the Year finalist by NJBIZ, underscore a mission to strengthen the communities where its team members live and work.
“Our community involvement is part of our culture,” Simon added. “Whether supporting youth initiatives, or programs related to health and wellness, or the arts, these efforts unite our team around a shared purpose beyond our core business.”
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