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Posted: January 10, 2017
Longley Jones Brokerage welcomes Bucci
Andréa Bucci, Longley Jones BrokerageEast Syracuse, NY According to Longley Jones Brokerage, a subsidiary of Longley Jones, Andréa Bucci has joined as director of brokerage in the firm’s commercial sales and leasing sector.
Bucci is an established expert in the CNY real estate market as well as a top producer who has brokered in excess of $20 million in sales in 2016. She is a proven winner, embraces an easy rapport generating long-term clients and is looked to as mentor in the commercial real estate arena. Bucci’s personal and business experience incorporates investment, ownership and management molding a “natural” professional within Upstate New York and the surroundings areas.
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