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Posted: April 14, 2017
Feinberg joins Keller Williams Hudson Valley United
Jay Feinberg, Keller Williams Realty Hudson Valley UnitedMiddletown, NY Jay Feinberg has been appointed as the new managing director of the commercial division of Keller Williams Realty Hudson Valley United.
Feinberg is a respected member of the industry, recognized for his professionalism and skill. He specializes in commercial real estate and is a trusted advisor for both development and investing. In addition to being an associate broker with KW, Feinberg is the president of the Hudson Valley Chapter of NYSCAR.
Along with his new responsibilities of leading, mentoring and attracting commercial agents to KWHVU as the managing director, Feinberg will continue to work with clients and build his real estate practice throughout the region. The KWHVU Commercial division is also a participating member of KW Commercial, the national commercial arm of Keller Williams with more than 1700 commercial agents nationwide.
“I was attracted to KW because of its unique culture. And the business model made perfect sense for me because it supports my need for independence and autonomy allowing me to run my own business. KW has what agents want; support, marketing tools, resources, technology and business development. I am excited about the future and I look forward to building the #1 commercial division in the Hudson Valley at Keller Williams.” said Feinberg
“We are very fortunate to have Jay as a part of our company. He is an extremely talented and driven individual with great leadership skills and a passion for helping others. He is well respected in our business and throughout the community” said CEO/team leader, Anna Gibbs. “I look forward to working with him and supporting his continued success and I am excited to provide Jay with an opportunity to serve as a leader and a mentor. His leadership will influence and impact the lives of so many in our company”.
Keller Williams Realty Inc. is the largest real estate franchise company in the world, with 164,000 associates. The company has grown exponentially and continues to cultivate an agent-centric, education-based, technology-driven culture that rewards associates as stakeholders.
Keller Williams Realty Hudson Valley United is one of the fastest growing real estate firms in Orange, Sullivan and Ulster Counties. In 2016, the firm saw total closed production increase by more than 85%. Each office is Independently Owned and Operated. KW Hudson Valley United with offices in Middletown, NY and Rock Hill, NY is owned and operated by Rosemarie Pelatti, operating principle & licensed real estate broker.
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