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Greiner-Maltz launches capital services division

Rye Brook, NY Greiner-Maltz Real Estate has recently launched their capital services division.

Services include the structuring, arranging, and/or placement of debt and equity for new acquisitions, recapitalizations, and repositioning strategies. Leveraging six decades of operating in the NYC market, Greiner-Maltz has an understanding of the economic drivers of the real estate market and have access to traditional and non-traditional capital sources that underwrite the full spectrum of real estate transactions. They advise market participants ranging from real estate investors and private entrepreneurs to family businesses, mid-market companies as well as major public enterprises seeking strategic advice and execution services customized to their needs, and specific real estate assets.

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