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Posted: August 21, 2018
RE/MAX Edge opens second Brooklyn office
Brooklyn, NY RE/MAX Edge recently opened its second office in the borough with a ribbon cutting ceremony, open house and community celebration. The newly opened office, located at 9425 3rd Ave. in Bay Ridge, is the second full service real estate location for broker/owner Michael Napolitano.
and will provide comprehensive residential and commercial real estate services to Bay Ridge as well as the greater Brooklyn and Staten Island markets.
Business leaders, dignitaries and government officials, including senator Martin Golden addressed the more than 80 people at the event congratulating broker/owner Michael Napolitano on the opening of RE/MAX Edge.
“RE/MAX is a recognized, respected and trusted brand in Brooklyn and New York State. The brand is an asset which has played a critical role in our growth,” said Napolitano. “Real estate is a business that takes hard work and determination. I am committed to mentoring and sharing my real estate knowledge with the professionals in my office, which will allow them to grow their businesses and achieve success.”
“Michael is a dynamic, young real estate leader and broker/owner. He understands what professionals need to grow and thrive in the competitive Brooklyn landscape. He is leveraging the advantages of the RE/MAX global network and we are certain that this second RE/MAX Edge office will immediately have an impact,” said Terri Bohannon, region vice president, RE/MAX New York Region.
Brooklyn and Staten Island have some of the most desirable real estate in New York. The Bay Ridge office is an ideal location and will allow the offices professionals to serve all of Brooklyn. Napolitano is committed to having 20 or more professionals working from the office by the end of 2018.
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