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Posted: March 25, 2008
New York Real Estate Journal - Remember When?
On January 16, Taranto & Associates, Inc. hosted a cocktail reception to celebrate the firm's move to new offices spanning the entire second floor of 267 Fifth Ave. According to Marcia Taranto, president of the full service real estate and property management firm, "We made the decision to invest in a larger space to more efficiently accommodate our steadily expanding portfolio. The new offices are designed to be optimally comfortable, functional and well-organized. They will facilitate the continued delivery of an unparalleled level of performance to the people we serve."
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