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Kinsey Capital opens Chelsea office at 350 Seventh Ave.

According to veteran real estate broker James Kinsey, Kinsey Capital is opening of its new office at 350 Seventh Ave. Chelsea neighborhood. Kinsey Capital provides investment sales services to buyers and sellers of commercial real estate in the New York metropolitan region. Over the past decade, Kinsey has developed a reputation in the real estate industry as a trusted advisor to buyers and sellers of investment properties in the city metropolitan region. He has also developed a reputation for his ability to identify talented young brokers and provide training and support that enables their careers to take off. Kinsey strongly believes in recruiting people who are passionate about real estate, enjoy a challenge, and who adhere to ethical conduct, and then providing them with the skills and tools they need to become successful in business. Kinsey Capital is now actively seeking new recruits who meet their qualifications. The firm provides real estate financing advisory services to buyers of commercial real estate as well as owners who wish to refinance their properties. Founder James Kinsey's hands-on experience with all aspects of the industry - from property management and strategic marketing to identification of conventional and private financing - has made him a highly valued resource to clients seeking a single point of contact for all of their commercial real estate needs
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