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Nelson joins NAI LI as senior director

Bruce Nelson, NAI Long Island Bruce Nelson, NAI Long Island

Melville, NY According to NAI Long Island, Bruce Nelson has joined their investment sales team as a senior director.

Nelson joins NAI Long Island after leading CBRE’s Long Island Private Capital Group (PCG), which helps private investors achieve maximum value in the purchase and sale of their assets.

During his20-year career, Nelson has closed real estate sales for corporate, institutional and entrepreneurial investors and occupiers totaling in excess of $800 million, having placed over 6.5 million s/f in Long Island, Westchester, New York City, and New Jersey. Nelson has also exclusively represented leasing agencies for select landlords totaling 750,000 s/f and tenants totaling in excess of 150,000 s/f.

In addition to being a licensed salesperson and real estate appraiser, Nelson has testified as an expert witness in legal matters before the New York State Supreme Court and District Court.

NAI Long Island is a full service commercial real estate firm serving Nassau, Suffolk, and Queens counties since 1980. Our professional staff have in-depth market knowledge, experience, and the proven ability to negotiate successful client-specific transactions. Our expertise is enhanced by state of the art systems, and a comprehensive database to provide market and property information. NAI Long Island is a member of NAI Global, the premier network of commercial real estate firms spanning the globe.

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