Peter Riguardi is president of the New York region for JLL, a commercial real estate services and investment management firm in New York.. As such he leads all operations for the company the tri-state area of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. He specializes in tenant representation, sales, consulting and agency leasing.

Riguardi started his career at GVA Williams. Later, he was vice chairman and principal of Colliers ABR Inc., which he had helped to form in 1994 as Koeppel Tener Riguardi. Riguardi joined JLL in 2002. He has stated that brokers Mary Ann Tighe and Bob Alexander are his biggest competition.

In 1998 Riguardi was on the tenant representative team that pulled off the largest leasing transaction in New York City history, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's move into 1,631,166 square feet at 2 Broadway. At JLL, he and a team represented Bank of America in their move into 1.5 million-square-feet at One Bryant Park.