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Posted: March 19, 2010
Company Profile: Gallagher & Company
Gallagher & Company is a national professional real estate services firm, specializing in commercial and industrial real estate with emphasis on NYS properties. Through their real estate advisory services, they provide real estate brokerage, consulting, and property management services as well as site acquisition, site planning evaluation, cost analysis, site preparation costs, and feasibility studies to the real estate industry.
Gallagher & Company is recognized as one of the fastest growing real estate brokerage and consulting firms in upstate New York.
Their specialties include: real estate consulting, financial analysis, marketing, property management, and brokerage activities and development.
Gallagher & Company is prepared to take on a variety of assignments including all types of real estate feasibility studies, coordinating building operations, portfolio/asset management, or specialized management, consulting, brokerage, and development. The company guarantees top-shelf performance on everything from site planning, market studies, and real estate brokerage services to arranging for ongoing maintenance and capital improvements for all types of real estate.
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