Pavia Real Estate Services, LLC was founded by Dominic Pavia in 2007, after he spent eight years in the commercial real estate brokerage business with a large firm in Syracuse. Pavia had the vision to expand beyond facilitating traditional sale and lease transactions and provide a complete range of sales, leasing, consulting, development, and management services. With a large portfolio of property listings and clients throughout NYS' Mohawk Valley and Southern Tier, Pavia Real Estate is prepared to fulfill all commercial real estate requirements.
Pavia Real Estate's mission is to be the premier full service commercial real estate company in upstate New York. Our path to achieving this mission is to:
* Provide superior service to our clients
* Provide the best information and transaction service
* Attract and retain the most qualified people
* Demonstrate leadership and excellent relationships with our business associates
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