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Posted: February 14, 2023
TCN Worldwide Real Estate with Hanna Commercial Real Estate expand into four new markets
Buffalo, NY Ross Ford III, president & CEO of TCN Worldwide Real Estate Services, has opened four new TCN Worldwide offices in Columbus, Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Rochester. Expanding their TCN Worldwide footprint, Hanna Commercial Real Estate/TCN Worldwide will be serving these markets alongside TCN Worldwide’s newest member firm, Jabe Companies Commercial Real Estate, who will represent TCN Worldwide as the retail commercial real estate specialist in Pittsburgh.
“We are very pleased to kick off 2023 announcing the expansion of TCN Worldwide’s global market coverage with four new offices in the North East,” said Ford. “The addition of offices in Columbus, Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Rochester serves as the foundation to build relationships and meet the real estate needs of clients throughout the region.”
Hanna Commercial Real Estate is one of the largest independent full-service commercial real estate brokerage firms in the North East. Key services include commercial real estate brokerage, corporate services, appraisal and consulting, property management, accelerated marketing (auctions), and research.
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