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Do this.

Not this.

IN CONTEXT

One move & three contexts

The Italic Joiner working across a cover, an interior section, and a closing slide.

CHEAT SHEET

The system & one page

Absolutes

  • One move per headline. Each phrase stays one color.
  • Use & instead of “and” in titles — the design signature.
  • Never italicize a noun.
  • Never bold Libre Caslon Text
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MOVE
TREATMENT
WORDS
WHEN
01
Quiet Stack

Two lines, same size, same color,all Roman

6 - 10
Default voice; balanced statements
02
Italic Joiner
Connector word in italic, ~50% size
3 - 7
Editorial tone; joining two ideas
03
Color Lift
Whole headline in accent color, Roman
≤ 4
Campaign moment; page-owning
04
Statement Stack
Line 1 ≥ 1.4× line 2, same color, Roman
3 - 5
Poster-style call to action
05
Italic Verb

Italic on a single verb, same size, same color

3 - 6
When the verb IS the brand promise

PULL QUOTE EMPHASIS

Two tiers, gated by word count

Pull quote type treatment:

Count the words in the pull quote.

  • TIER 1 SHO RT: If the quote is 8 words or fewer → set in italic.
  • TIER 2 LONG: If the quote is 9 words or more → set in upright roman.
  • If the quote is over 30 words → not a pull quote. Re-treat as body.
  • Quotation mark and name can use the same highlight color
Click here to download quotation mark svg file

Quote over 30 words, not a pull quote. Re-treat as body.

PULL QUOTE EMPHASIS

Emphasis in IvyOra Display Medium

Emphasis Rules:

  • Use one approved accent
  • Never mix the two in one quote.
  • The mark + the highlight share one color. The quotation mark and the highlighted phrase carry the
  • same accent, they form the color chord.
  • The name stays neutral. Black on light, White on dark. The accent belongs to the quote, not the speaker.
  • Set pull quotes in Libre Caslon only. Inter is reserved for the name. Never set the quote body in Inter.

THE ONE EXCEPTION

Pull quotes are the only place in-brand where color highlights a phrase mid-sentence. the reader expects emphasis in a quote. Use it sparingly.

Everywhere else, one phrase = one color.

DO NOT use Inter for pull quote

DO NOT mix multiple font styles within a single pull quote.

For pull quotes longer than 8 words, italics are NOT PERMITTED. Not legiable.

AVOID

  • DO NOT use italics on long pull quotes.
  • DO NOT mix multiple styles within a single pull quote.
  • DO NOT use Inter for pull quote

PULL QUOTE EMPHASIS

Emphasis Color Logic

Principle: Quotation mark and the emphasis phrase always share the same color.

The body of the quote uses a different, more neutral color. This two-tone logic gives the reader a single entry point and keeps the composition unified.

Usage:

  • Body: Black on light, White on dark.
  • Mark + emphasis share one accent color.

Approved Combinations

Light Backgrounds

Mist + Bright Blue

Linen + Bright Blue

White + Bright Blue

White + Amber

White + Sky

DARK Navy + Sky Blue

DARK Navy + Amber

Non - Approved Combinations

MARK ≠ EMPHASIS DO NOT Mark and emphasis in different colors.

DO NOT Two emphasis colors in one quote. No punchline lands.

Body in any color other than Black or White is NOT PERMITTED. Body is always Black on light, White on dark.

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Typography Usage

Specified Examples

Successful Typeface Usage Examples

Use of IVYORA DISPLAY is restricted to corporate collateral and centrally produced social, web, and event materials,and is not approved for any field marketing applications.

AVOID THESE

Unsuccessful Typeface Usage Examples

DO NOT use warping or drop shadows for type.

Use of accent colored body copy is NOT PERMITTED.

Use of ALL CAPS for body copy is NOT PERMITTED.

Use of overly tight leading is NOT PERMITTED. Type must be set in APPROVED COLORS.

DO NOT use italics for unapproved type. Italics are reserved for quotes, joiner text or call outs.

DO NOT use ALL CAPS for headlines.

DO NOT bold Libre Caslon Text for body copy. DO NOT style contact information with incorrect colors or styles.

Use of mixed type is NOT PERMITTED for body copy or within a single phrase or sentence.

DO NOT change the typeface of the body or headline copy; it should always be a permitted typeface.

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Statistic Styles

Numbers/Stats

Numbers/stats are the largest pieces of information and can be set in either IvyOra Display Regular or Inter Light (or Times New Roman or Arial when using default fonts).

All numbers/stats should be Bright Blue for light backgrounds and white for dark backgrounds.

Headline/Category Title

Headlines/category titles for the statistics are always set uppercase in Inter Bold (or Arial Bold when using default fonts) with loose tracking in black or white depending on background.

Support Copy

The qualifying information that supports the stats is always set in Inter Light (or Arial when using default fonts) in black or white depending on background. Support copy is approximately 25% smaller in size compared to the stats but should still be easily legible. The first letter of the first word after the stat is always lowercase, unless it’s a proper noun.

Horizontal Rules

Use a horizontal rule in 0.5 pt. to separate multiple stats. Horizontal rules are Bright Blue when placed on a white background and white when placed on a dark background.

Option 1


OUR PLATFORM BY THE NUMBERS

Option 2


OUR PLATFORM BY THE NUMBERS

Written Style

The information to the right is a quick guide on how to format commonly used types of information.


Company Name

The formal company name is Newmark. Do not reference it as NEWMARK, Newmark Knight Frank and/or NGKF.

Newmark


Name of Individuals and Offices

Names are always treated the same way. The individual or office name is set in Inter Bold.

Barry M. Gosin

New York Headquarters


Titles

Titles are always treated the same way. The title is set in IvyOra regular.

Chief Executive Officer

Chairman of Newmark


Addresses

Addresses are always treated the same way. The individual or office name is set in Inter Bold and the address in Inter Light.

New York Headquarters 125 Park Ave. New York, NY 10017


Telephone Numbers

A lowercase letter “t” and two spaces always precede a phone number. Use “.” dots for dividers and include the country codes “+” all numbers.

t +1.212.372.2000

m +1.212.566.7022


Avenues and Streets

Abbreviate Ave., Blvd. and St. only when used with a numbered address.

125 Park Ave.

Spell out and capitalize First through Ninth when used as street names; use figures for 10th and above.

Fifth Avenue 13th Street

Spell out and capitalize Avenue, Boulevard and Street when part of a formal street name without a number.

Park Avenue


URL Treatment

The URL should always appear in lowercase in body copy without the “www.”

nmrk.com URL all caps in Video and Social


Numbers

For numbers one through nine: one, two, three

For numbers 10+: 10, 11, 12


Square Feet

In formal documents and within full sentences, spell out square feet:

3,200 square feet

In charts, tables and graphs:

3,200 SF

350 unit

Square feet as an adjective:

3,200-square-foot building

350-unit multifamily community

Standard Contact Information

Brand consistency must extend to email communications.

Follow the formatting below to ensure all contact details reflect the Newmark identity

Name: Arial Bold, All Caps

Title(s): Times New Roman, Title Case

Company Name: Times New Roman, Title Case

Email Address: Arial Regular, Lowercase

Phone Numbers: Arial Regular

Business Card

The business card is strictly black and white; no tints, gradients, or additional colors may be used.

The QR code must be solid black on a white background with clear quiet space on all sides to ensure reliable scanning.

Place the QR code in a prominent but secondary position (e.g., back of card, center-right or lower-right), so it is easy to scan without competing with the name and title.

DO NOT place any text, logos, or graphic elements within the QR code or its quiet space

Contact Information Formatting

All contact details (phone, email, URL, address) are set in the primary brand typeface in black on white for maximum legibility.

Phone numbers use dot separators instead of hyphens, e.g., +1 212.555.0123, applied consistently across all touchpoints (cards, email signatures, templates).

Only essential details are included: name, title, phone, email, office address, and web URL to keep the layout minimal and information-first.

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