Alexander Cervone Licensed Real Estate Broker CS Real Estate Advisors
Name: Alexander Cervone
Title: Licensed Real Estate Broker
Company: C/S Real Estate Advisors, LLC
Location: Four Jefferson Plaza, Ste. 501, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Birthplace and year: Poughkeepsie, 1958
Family: Sister
College: MIT, SUNY Cortland
First job outside of real estate: Musician
First job in current field: Cervone Real Estate
What do you do now and what are you planning for the future? Currently engaged in providing commercial brokerage services with emphasis on tenant representation office and retail leasing, sales, medical use development sales and leasing. We expect to increase our presence in the area of real estate consulting under a wide array of specialized services such as project evaluation, property performance analysis, creative marketing, and strategic asset management.
Hobbies: Music, collector of rock and roll memorabilia
Favorite book: "Roots of American Jazz"
Persons you admire most (outside of family): Robert Dyson, James Patrick Page, my mother - Antoinette Cervone.
Keys to success: Be honest and straightforward, listen and learn from those you admire, dress for success.
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