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Posted: March 6, 2009
Join CIREB: A membership association of brokers in New York State
The Commercial and Industrial Real Estate Brokers, Inc. (CIREB) is a professional trade association established in 1967 by a small group of forward thinking commercial real estate brokers. CIREB maintains one of country's oldest and most advanced commercial multiple listing services, (MLS). Members of CIREB service NYS' Capital Region and its extended Tech Valley and include real estate brokers and salespersons (all of whom hold membership in a local realtor association), property managers, real estate appraisers, attorneys, developers, economic development agencies and financial institutions.
CIREB provides its membership access to marketing, networking, community service and education programs to help its licensees better serve the needs of individuals and corporations wanting to buy, sell, lease or exchange commercial real estate. For professional service and a successful transaction, let one of CIREB's more than 500 members assist in any of your commercial real estate needs.
Through an interactive search engine, CIREB also provides public access to its database of available properties, allowing companies and persons interested in commercial real estate an opportunity to preview the Capital Region's Tech Valley market.
Visit www.cireb.com for more information.
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