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Reichenstein named managing dir. at Colliers ABR

Colliers ABR, Inc. has named Robair Reichenstein as a managing director.  Reichenstein will play an integral role in the expansion of the firm's not-for-profit division. "Robair is a seasoned real estate executive with over 20 years of experience. He will help our organization develop on many, many levels," said Mark Boisi, chairman, Colliers ABR, Inc. "His primary responsibilities are to augment the capabilities of our team of professionals led by David Lebenstein that exclusively represent the public sector and not-for-profit communities in the New York area." Previously, Reichenstein spent 12 years at CBRE as a leader of its corporate service practice, where he developed and executed real estate strategy, and led teams that managed local, regional, national and international real estate portfolios for large public and private sector clients.   Reichenstein holds a bachelor of arts in International Relations from Tufts University and a masters of business in Finance and Real Estate from Columbia University.
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