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Posted: September 18, 2018
Hanna Commercial Real Estate hires Strell in firms Buffalo office
Buffalo, NY According to Hanna Commercial Real Estate, Robert Strell has joined the firms’ office at 344 Delaware Ave.
The addition of Strell will further expand the firm’s services to include real estate and litigation consultation along with property tax assessment challenge.
“We are excited about the additional services Bob brings to our firm and plan to expand that department to more fully serve our commercial clients,” said Bill Heussler, manager of the local operation. Strell is also a past president of the WNY Chapter of the New York State Association of Realtors (NYSCAR) and was named NYS Realtor of the Year by NYSCAR in 2016.
Hanna Commercial Real Estate, also has offices in Rochester, Syracuse and Albany, N.Y. as well as Cleveland, Oh., Pittsburgh, Pa., Hartford Conn., Charlotte, N.C. and Ann Arbor, Mich.
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