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ERG Commercial Real Estate promotes Lewis to managing director

Carle Place, NY ERG Commercial Real Estate has promoted Ryan Lewis from senior advisor to managing director at the Long Island-based investment sales, finance and property management firm.

In his new role, Lewis will be responsible for managing the commercial sales and investment team, handling deal flow, broker training and helping to successfully close deals whether they are sales, financing or private lending.

Lewis joined ERG in 2015 directly out of college as an associate advisor after studying business and political science at James Madison University. During his time at ERG Lewis has found success in all different asset classes and transactions throughout the NYC and Long Island markets. Lewis’ knowledge and experience has allowed him to advise his clients and complete transactions on both the investment sales and finance side of the business.

“Whether it’s refinancing a multifamily building in Manhattan or selling a distressed mixed use asset on Long Island, Ryan’s wide range of experience has allowed him to become a source his clients can lean on to help accomplish all their real estate goals,” said ERG chairman James Guarino.

“Ryan’s competitive work ethic, knack for the business and communication skills help him succeed in negotiations to achieve premium results. As our top producer,  he will continue building relationships by going above and beyond for his clients.”

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