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Posted: March 19, 2010
Company Profile: Conley Associates
Conley Associates is a commercial real estate firm that provides services through four divisions: advisory services, tenant/buyer representation, design services and construction supervision. Based in Albany, Conley Associates was established in 1993. As one the region's only exclusive tenant/buyer representative, Conley Associates is committed to representing their client's interests in dealing with sellers and landlords. They are there to take care of all the details - from finding the ideal location and negotiating the best terms for their clients, to expediting their client's move, supervising construction, even helping them purchase the right office equipment.
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