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Posted: November 3, 2020
IREON welcomes James Pirot of Cresa to its roster
Westbury, NY IREON welcomes James Pirot, managing principal, project management NY Office of Cresa to jointly hold the exclusive commercial real estate brokerage tenant representative firm category with his partner, Peter Sabesan.
Pirot leads project management services at Cresa and for the past 30 years has operated and managed commercial, residential, industrial, retail, and hotel properties here in New York and throughout the United States. His experience provides occupiers with project advisory and management solutions that meet their ever-changing needs. In 2018, he launched Cresa’s Building Technology Services (BTS) to provide occupiers with an extensive range of smart building technology options.
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