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Posted: February 4, 2008
City Connections Realty hires three veteran brokers: Fields, Goldberg and Jungreis
According to David Schlamm, president of City Connections Realty, Barry Fields, Herb Goldberg and Israel Jungreis have joined the firm's expert commercial sales team. These experienced sales brokers represent an expansion to the firm's commercial division.
Barry Fields brings over 25 years of experience in commercial real estate sales, leasing, development and financing.
As a former franchise restaurateur, Herb Goldberg employs a unique "hands-on" business approach to the firm. Prior to joining City Connections, Goldberg leased more than 2 million s/f, and has managed over $75 million in sales, directed over 2,000 employees and has negotiated over 70 site leases.
With 13 years of real estate experience, Israel Jungreis has leased over 1.3 million s/f of office space through "tenant-oriented" brokerage methods.
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