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Ross joins Compass as vice president

Larry Ross

New York, NY Adelaide Polsinelli, vice chairman of Compass said that Larry Ross has joined the local office as vice president of the commercial division. Ross, a seasoned veteran in the industry, is now celebrating his 37th year in the real estate investment sales’ arena. He negotiated hundreds of commercial sales transactions in every asset class, with such notables as the Rose office building in the Garment Center, the Childrenswear showroom building near Penn Station and the mixed-use Anthropologie building in Soho. His understanding of the ever-changing dynamics of the New York City marketplace coupled with his consultative solution approach, has made him a leader in the field.

Ross is a graduate of the University of MD in College Park. He is a recipient of the NY Skyline Award by Smart CEO Magazine and was named a Commercial Broker All Star from Globe Street RE Media Network. He was also awarded the Hospitality Deal of the Year by the LI Business Network. Ross’ articles have been featured in many of the leading real estate publications and social media platforms over the years. Ross has been active in past CCFA fund-raising activities and is also an avid golfer, tennis player, and a forever aspiring guitarist.

“I am excited to be a part of the Compass commercial team. This is a fantastic opportunity to utilize my skills in conjunction with Compass’s cutting-edge platform to collaborate on deals and contribute to the team’s continued success,” said Ross.

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