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Posted: March 10, 2008
IKON Realty sets up new office on 1881 Western Ave.
IKON Realty Group opened its office at 1881 Western Ave. IKON is a full-service commercial real estate brokerage serving clients throughout the northeast.
Bruce Ginsburg and Todd Drowlette, founding principal partners, have joined together with a team of established brokers, Patricia Haines, Derek Brown, Adam Crisci and Joshua Wachs. IKON is committed to providing the highest standard of service in commercial real estate.
The experience of the group provides a foundation for all aspects of commercial brokerage and development in the retail, office and warehouse fields. Their services include: site selection, purchase and sale transactions, tenant and landlord representations, along with consulting services and market analysis.
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