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Posted: October 27, 2015
Frantzman, Grundy and Schwartz join Curtis Nassau of Ripco Real Estate
Lyndhurst, NJ Curtis Nassau of Ripco Real Estate revealed the addition of two more sales people and one more marketing specialist.
Jake Frantzman joins Ripco bringing with him over ten years of experience in retail landlord representation.
Matt Grundy, a recent graduate of Montclair State University, joins Ripco with previous real estate experience at Keller Williams Realty. He will be working on a mix of retail landlord and tenant assignments.
Juliann Schwartz, with an expertise in Social Media, will be the third dedicated marketing professional in the Lyndhurst office.
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