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Fischer joins Greiner-Maltz as a managing dir.

Joanthan Fischer, MAI has joined Greiner-Maltz's N.J. office as a managing director. He began his career as a real estate appraiser in 1985 and was president and founder of Fischer Appraisal Associates, Inc. as a VP at Peracon, Inc. He holds a BS degree in Economics from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. Before joining Peracon, Fischer served as director of corporate real estate for Prudential Financial and was responsible a portfolio of over 1,000 properties having receipts for lease payments of over $240 million. Another career highlight includes serving as Manager of the Realty Consulting Group for Deloitte & Touche, providing consulting and valuation services to large, institutional clients throughout the country. Most recently, Fischer served as director of acquisition and sales for Weiss, Realty. "Jonathan's in-depth knowledge of the N.J. commercial and industrial real estate markets is unsurpassed, and will be a terrific asset to Greiner-Maltz," said Raymond Musalo, principal and managing partner.
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