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Posted: March 21, 2011
Gendalia joins Rand Commercial Services' White Plains office as a licensed real estate salesperson
According to Rand Commercial Services (RCS), an independent and leading commercial real estate brokerage in the Hudson Valley, Christy Gendalia has joined the firm as a licensed real estate salesperson.
Gendalia is a commercial real estate specialist, with a knack for communicating complex buying and selling financial matters to clients. Prior to joining Rand Commercial Services, she was a senior financial analyst. Gendalia is a Certified Buyer's Representative and a Certified Depressed Properties Expert (CDPE), of which there are currently only 22,000 nationwide.
"Christy is a fantastic addition to our team," said Paul Adler, VP of Rand Commercial Services. "She is experienced in business, financial analysis and negotiations - all essential strengths in the commercial real estate market. Christy's wealth of knowledge is a true asset to buyers and sellers, and we're thrilled that she has joined our White Plains office."
A resident of Rye Brook, Gendalia has an MBA in Finance from Marymount University in Arlington,Va.
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