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Posted: March 24, 2016
Shirazi joins Skyline Properties as senior director of sales
New York, NY Daniel Shirazi, Esq., has joined Skyline Properties as senior director of sales. In this role he will be leveraging his experience as a practicing real estate attorney, spearheading the firm's expansion into the outer boroughs of New York City, and eventually other cities across the country.
Since its inception in May of 2013, Skyline Properties has sold in excess of $200 million in commercial real estate. The firm's success is accredited to its strict focus on off-market opportunities; Skyline Properties avoids the often time consuming process of obtaining exclusive listings, thus making the firm more agile giving it the ability to discuss opportunities tailored to fit each buyer's unique acquisition criteria while providing sellers with complete discretion.
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