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Posted: October 27, 2008
Rallis partners up with RE/MAX Heritage
Synthia Puglia, co-broker/owner of RE/MAX Heritage has partnered with Alex Rallis. Puglia's new business partner and co-broker/owner, Rallis brings 17 years of NYS real estate experience to the RE/MAX Heritage operation. Rallis will head RE/MAX Heritage's recruiting efforts as well as assist in the day to day management of the company's agents and transactions.
He has been a RE/MAX professional since 1997 and worked at RE/MAX Classic prior to his current role. He is a respected professional and he currently sits on several realty boards including the National Board of Realtors, New York State Board of Realtors and Westchester County Board of Realtors.  He has also been a guest speaker with "60 minutes with RE/MAX" and has been quoted in several publications including Trader Patient and Getting to Know.
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