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Posted: June 22, 2009
Greiner-Maltz opens a new office in New Jersey
Greiner-Maltz has added N.J. to its Queens, Brooklyn, and Long Island coverage areas with the addition of its new office at 250 Moonachie Rd.
Greiner-Maltz of N.J. is headed up by its principal and managing partner, Raymond Musalo, a 35-year veteran and industrial and commercial real estate expert. "There is more need then ever for an experienced, regionally based brokerage firm in N.J. due to the stresses placed on owners and tenants alike in the current economy," said Musalo, who has specialized in 50,000 s/f to 500,000 s/f industrial property size ranges since the early 1970s.
Greiner-Maltz, with over 40 brokers in three offices, is one the largest region-specific brokerage firms in the N.Y.C. and metropolitan markets specializing in commercial and industrial brokerage services.Visit our website at www.greinermaltz.com
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