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Posted: April 23, 2010
Judelsohn named Salesperson of the Year by Pyramid Brokerage
According to Pyramid Brokerage Co. Arthur Judelsohn, senior executive director, has been named the company's Salesperson of the Year for 2009 for the entire organization. The award recognizes the top volume sales producer in the company.
Judelsohn joined Pyramid through the 2003 merger of Pyramid and Berlow Real Estate. He founded Berlow Real Estate with Sheldon Berlow over 30 years ago.
Judelsohn has been responsible for Pyramid and Berlow Real Estate's successes in tenant representation and shopping center site selection. He has acted as exclusive representative for Home Depot, Target, OfficeMax, Michaels, Party City, CompUSA, Media Play and Hollywood Video, and has completed over 100 transactions for this group. In addition, he has been responsible for over $400 million in investment property sales.
Judelsohn was educated in upstate New York and has a degree from Union College. He is active in the affairs of International Council of Shopping Centers and is a former director and officer of BOMA.
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