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Posted: May 23, 2011
Meet the CIREB Member: John Naftzger, Prudential Blake-Atlantic, Realtors
After a successful career in advertising and marketing management, John Naftzger joined Prudential Blake-Atlantic, Realtors in 2001. From the beginning he has concentrated his practice in the commercial real estate market primarily within Saratoga County. He feels that he can best serve his clients by focusing his attention on a specific market and maintaining a high level of knowledge about the commercial properties and the activity within that market. He is experienced in both leasing, sales and tenant representation and enjoys meeting and working with his fellow CIREB members.
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