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Posted: June 10, 2013
President Milio of Milio Realty appointed to manage 126 units; Wade Hampton Apts., Flovas Realty, and Sterling Manor
According to Milio Realty Corp., the firm has assumed management of 126 units located in White Plains, Yonkers and the Bronx.
Milio Realty president, Carmelo Milio, CPM, said, "We would like to welcome The Wade Hampton Apartments, Flovas Realty Corp. and The Sterling Manor Condominium to our team and thank them for the opportunity to manage their communities. I am confident that our team will successfully improve the financial and physical quality of the buildings."
Milio Realty Corp. has successfully owned and managed real estate in Westchester and Dutchess Counties, New York City and Connecticut for over 30 years. A leading real estate management and investment brokerage company, Milio Realty thrives on a unique combination of talent, knowledge and hands-on experience.
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