Sean J. Conlon Biography
Sean J. Conlon, an Irish-American businessman, investor, television personality, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. He is as well the chairman and founder of Conlon & Co, CONLON/Christie’s International Real Estate, CONLON Commercial, and Conlon Capital. He as well serves as a co-host of The Deed, an unscripted television series focused on real estate investing on CNBC.
Sean J. Conlon Age
Conlon was born in 1969 in Birmingham, United Kingdom.
Sean J. Conlon Family
Conlon was born to Irish parents in the United Kingdom, his parents migrated to America in 1990. He was raised in Rathangan, County Kildare, Ireland.
Sean J. Conlon Wife
Conlon’s information about his love life are publicly unavailable, this section will be updated as soon as this information is available.
Conlon Files Lawsuit Against Ex-Girlfriend!
He filled a law suit on with his ex-girlfriend after she tried to extort hundreds of thousands of dollars from him with the company of her mother. The lawsuit got filed in 2012, where he stated that Ella Pantoliano and Raisa Haeems threatened him with public embarrassment if he didn’t pay them $500,000.
Sean J. Conlon Net Worth
Conlon has an estimated net worth of $50 million
Sean J. Conlon Career
After relocating to America in 1990, he joined the College of Marketing and Design, Dublin and as he was still working as a credit analyst for Lehman Brothers in London.
Thereafter in 1993, he joined Koenig & Strey and set yearly sales records nationally among real estate agents that superceeded $150 million.
Sussex & Reilly
He formed Sussex & Reilly back in the year 2000, an Illinois-based real estate brokerage firm, which grew to over 300 employees and annual brokerage sales volume of more than $1 billion. He then sold his interest in Sussex back in 2006.
Van & Conlon
As of 2002, Conlon has been a partner of Van & Conlon. In 2004, he earned Near North National Title in partnership. Near North National Title was established back in 1988, and handles up to $5 billion in real estate transactions annually across the US. He as well sold it in 2010.
Sean J. Conlon Real Estate
Back in 2005, he launched Connaught Real Estate Finance, a $100 million mezzanine fund that lends money to developers. He threafter in 2009, he got back to residential real estate brokerage. In 2013, CONLON Commercial became affiliated with one of the world’s real estate networks, Christie’s International Real Estate. Back in 2017, he launched a commercial real estate lending, named Conlon Capital.
Sean J. Conlon CNBC
He started off working with CNBC in March 2017, as the co-host of the station’s newest show The Deed. On 29th of March 2017, the first of four episodes of The Deed: Chicago premiered.
The show later had subsequent episodes on the three following Wednesdays. The Deed ranked in Showbuzzdaily’s Top 150 Original Cable Telecasts and was rated as top 15 for its time slot.