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Posted: April 25, 2011
MacAffer named 2010 Top Producer for Affiliate Offices by CB Richard Ellis
John MacAffer, associate broker with CB Richard Ellis/Albany, has been recognized as a 2010 Top Producer for Affiliate Offices by CB Richard Ellis.
MacAffer has been an associate broker with CB Richard Ellis/Albany since 1999 and is actively involved in all aspects of commercial real estate.
Richard Sleasman, president of CB Richard Ellis/Albany, said "We are very pleased that John was recognized by CBRE as one of its top producers among the 45 affiliate offices. He has consistently been one of the Albany office's production leaders on a year in years out basis."
2010 is the first year that CBRE has recognized the top producing associates among its network of affiliates throughout the country.
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