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Nigro Companies launches new website

Nigro Companies has released a new website to showcase its many properties throughout and surrounding upstate New York. The website includes pages that highlight the strong history of Nigro, as well as the wide range of services offered by the firm that specializes in commercial real estate development and management. The new website is more user-friendly with improved navigation, updated content and added functionality. The website now offers several benefits to retailers interested in space at any of Nigro Companies' commercial properties including the incorporation of MapPress technology. Users can now see where each property is located on a pinpointed, interactive map. This added function allows users to retrieve and print directions to each property location. The "contact us" page and sections on the site now offer direct contact information for Steve Powers, who handles inquiries from new and prospective tenants, as well as a direct link to send Powers an email. Other improvements to the website include more user-friendly navigation. All pages of the site can now be viewed and accessed at any time using drop-down menus located at the top of each page. Property information including a map, street address, s/f data and a listing of major tenants for each property can be found on several pages of the website, making the information more easily accessible. In addition, each individual property page, with more extensive information and an expanded portfolio of property photos, is readily available, removing the need to download separate PDF files. To make the website even more accessible, Nowak Associates, Inc., which managed the redesign of the website, is currently developing a mobile version of the site. The mobile website will allow retailers to access property information and directions on-the-go directly from their smart phones. Visit the new Nigro Companies website at www.nigrocos.com.
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