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Posted: July 13, 2015
Feeney joins ERG Property Advisor's investment sales division
ERG Property Advisors revealed the hiring of Edward Feeney to its investment sales division.
Feeney, Esq. joins ERG Property Advisors specializing in the investment sales of commercial properties in the Harlem and Upper Manhattan submarket.
Feeney is a graduate of Fordham University's School of Law and a licensed NYS real estate broker.
With over 20 years of experience, his legal expertise and client advocacy for the people of New York City creates unparalleled opportunities for ERG's clients.
Feeney is a proud supporter of Achilles International, a non- profit organization dedicated to disabled soldiers and international athletes participating in mainstream athletics around the world.
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