Founded in 1970, NAI Friedland Realty, Inc. is a dominant force in commercial real estate in the metropolitan New York area. They are a full-service firm with offices in Manhattan and Westchester County.
Their 30-plus years of success hinges on our peerless knowledge of the real estate market. NAI Friedland customizes its extensive expertise for each client, whether it's for the office, industrial, retail or development markets. As one of the largest Westchester-based commercial real estate companies, their expertise is not only within this region, but extends to the New York metropolitan area including all five NYC boroughs.
They are a member of the NAI group of companies, a nationwide network of premier real estate firms. This relationship permits us to help their clients with real estate matters throughout the nation and provide them with the assurance they are working with quality and knowledgeable real estate professionals.
NAI Friedland brokers are supported by the latest technology and database systems, providing up-to-the-minute information on market conditions for the benefit of their clients. They offer market analyses, brokerage experience, and a comprehensive inventory of all types of properties.
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