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Posted: December 9, 2014
Pollis joins ERG's investment sales division.
New York NY ERG Property Advisors is pleased to reveal the hiring of Andrew Pollis to its investment sales division.
Andrew Pollis grew up in the commercial real estate world as the son of the president of John P. Pollis II Realty Corp and learned firsthand what it takes to be a broker in a highly competitive market place. Shortly after graduating from St Lawrence University with a BA in Communication Studies, he moved to New York City where he took Real Estate Investment and Accounting at The NYU School Professional Studies.
Pollis is a dedicated broker who utilizes his communications background and business knowledge to help his client through the process of the deal from start to finish while making sure his client(s) and customer(s) are well taken care of.
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