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HL Commercial welcomes the Scrima Gorman CRE Team

Rye Brook, NY HL Commercial, an affiliate of Houlihan Lawrence, has added the Scrima Gorman Commercial Real Estate Team.

Led by Michael Scrima, Tom Gorman, Rob Magrino, Sean Campbell, and Tim Skelly, the team specializes in all sectors of commercial real estate, including multifamily, retail, and office spaces across Westchester, Rockland, and the Hudson Valley. Their portfolio features transactions such as The Avenue at Crestwood in Tuckahoe, The Adare/Glenmare Apartments in Nyack, and The Clinton Terrace Apartments in Ossining.

“We are excited to welcome this talented team to HL Commercial,” said Michael Rackenberg, managing director. 

“Their proven success and client-first approach complement our mission to deliver exceptional real estate experiences for our clients. Together, we are well-positioned to continue our expansion and solidify our leadership in the industry.”

The Scrima Gorman team will harness advanced technology, market analytics, and industry insights to provide clients with best-in-class service, ensuring seamless transactions for buyers, sellers, and investors alike.

“We are honored to join HL Commercial and eager to start this exciting new chapter,” said Scrima, team leader along with Gorman. “Our focus will always be on putting clients first and providing them with the most accurate, up-to-date information to make informed real estate decisions. We believe that success in real estate is built on trust, transparency, and relationships, and we’re thrilled to bring that philosophy to HL Commercial.”

The addition of the Scrima Gorman Commercial Real Estate Team further enhances HL Commercial’s ability to serve clients throughout Westchester, Rockland, and the Hudson Valley. This expansion positions HL Commercial to drive growth, elevate service standards, and reach new milestones in the commercial real estate market.

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