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Posted: November 6, 2009
Arldon Realty partners up with WassermanCrown
According to Arldon Realty, a strategic partnership was formed with WassermanCrown, a Manhattan real estate broker firm. Sheldon Leibowitz is the founder and managing broker.
The Wasserman family owns and manages 2.5 million s/f of office and retail space in the city. Their brokerage division will be working with Arldon Realty to not only present buildings within their portfolio but all buildings relevant to Arldon's client requirements.
Arldon Realty will also be working with WassermanCrown when their clients look towards the Island for office, retail or warehousing space.
Call or e-mail us at (631) 666-4100 or www.arldonrealty.com and let us know what your needs are.
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