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Posted: May 25, 2010
CIREB welcomes Margelot, Tidd, Wagner-Ranieri and VanDuzer
CIREB recently welcomed new members.
Associate Membership
Jamie Margelot - Nigro Companies, Albany New York; Julie Tidd - Pyramid Brokerage Firm, Latham, New York; Susan Wagner-Ranieri - NAI Platform, Albany New York and Nathan VanDuzer - Trinity Realty Group, Albany New York
Affiliate Membership
Kinderhook Bank, Kinderhook New York, represented by Nathan Winch
CIREB is an organization of commercial real estate professionals who broker the sale, lease and/or exchange of commercial properties. The goal of CIREB is to represent the common interests of its members and at the same time allow its clients the benefit and experience of over 500 commercial specialists working together.
CIREB's membership includes brokers, agents, property managers, developers, appraisers, attorneys, developers, economic development agencies and financial institutions actively engaged in the business of commercial real estate.
Established in 1967, CIREB maintains the country's oldest and most advanced commercial multiple listing service (MLS). Headquarters are located at 451 New Karner Rd., Albany.
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