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Posted: May 11, 2009
Meet the New CIREB Members
Laurie Tylenda joined CB Richard Ellis/Albany in 2005. Her primary scope of business is focused on client relocations, expansions, consolidations and/or acquisitions. Her goal is to ensure that clients make the most informed site selection decisions by developing an in-depth understanding of client requirements, conducting comprehensive market analyses, preparing site assessments, developing creative solutions, and supporting transaction negotiations.Steve Hoffman is a licensed sales associate with Trinity Realty Group (TRG) based in Albany. TRG specializes in the leasing and brokerage of real estate as well as tenant representation and property management. Hoffman graduated from McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland with a bachelor of arts degree in Communications. Garnering All American status in high school and college lacrosse, he looks to achieve like-success in the commercial real estate field.
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