Colliers Announces Retirement of Principal and Shareholder David Choate After 35-Year Career

Colliers, a global leader in commercial real estate services, respectfully announces that David F. Choate, III, Executive Vice President, Principal, and Shareholder, has decided to begin winding down his distinguished 35-year career with the firm.

Bob Rohrer, managing director of Colliers in New Hampshire, said, “Over more than three decades with Colliers, David has played a meaningful role in the growth of the firm and in shaping the commercial real estate landscape throughout New Hampshire’s Seacoast region. Known for his professionalism, extensive market knowledge, and unwavering commitment to clients, his contributions have left a lasting impact on both the organization and the broader business community. As a long-standing Principal and Shareholder, David has contributed significantly to Colliers’ performance and presence in the market.”

Reflecting on his decision, Choate shared:

“After more than three decades at Colliers and many years living and working in the Seacoast market, I am looking forward to stepping back from my practice at Colliers and spending more time with family and friends, while continuing to support the community that has meant so much to me. It has been a privilege to serve our clients and work alongside such talented professionals, and I am committed to ensuring a thoughtful and seamless transition of my current assignments.”

Following a record year in 2025, the firm remains strongly positioned in the Seacoast market and continues its commitment to delivering trusted expertise and a client-first approach that has defined its presence in the region for more than three decades. With a strong and experienced team in place, Colliers is looking forward to its next chapter and is focused on accelerating the success of its clients and the communities it serves.

Colliers thanks David Choate for his leadership, partnership, and years of dedication, as we wish him continued success and fulfillment in the years ahead. Please reach out to Bob Rohrer for additional information.