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Posted: May 7, 2019
CBRE|Syracuse welcomes Weisiger as senior broker
CBRE|Syracuse
Syracuse, NY Glenn Weisiger has joined CBRE|Syracuse as a senior broker, bringing 30 years of experience in landlord and tenant representation to the firm.
Weisiger began his career in commercial real estate working for Hampshire Management, Wilmorite Companies, Westfield Corp., Pyramid Cos., and Brixmor Cos.
Most recently, he completed the following deals at the Erie Canal Centre located on Erie Blvd. East in DeWitt: Dick’s Sporting Goods, Michael’s Crafts, Burlington Coat Factory, Starbucks and T-Mobile.
“My affiliation with CBRE will allow me to bring unparalleled resources to the largest real estate company in the world,” Weisiger said. “CBRE’s corporate real estate structure will help enhance my service and relationships.”
Weisiger is an active board member on the Toggenburg Junior Race Association, coaches Fayetteville-Manlius youth lacrosse, plays golf at the Cavalry Club, and is an active member of the Eastern Hills Bible Church.He received a BA degree in geology from Hope College in Holland, MI, and an MBA in corporate finance from Fairleigh Dickinson University in Hackensack, NJ.
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