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The Lansco Corporation launches brand new user friendly website

"The Lansco Corp., a real estate brokerage firm that has been providing strategic advisory, sales and leasing services to the commercial office and retail marketplace since 1965, has launched a brand-new, user friendly website," said, Lansco executive vice president Stuart Lilien. The website's launch coincides with the firm's commitment to grow its national retail business. The website can be found on the World Wide Web at www.lansco.com. "The value of an informative and lucid website in today's competitive business climate cannot be overstated," said Lilien. "The newly launched website will not only provide improved support to the company's existing and future clientele, but will also support Lansco in marketing its superior services to clients in the New York Tri-State area, and beyond." The new website will offer information on Lansco's real estate services, exclusive listings, history, executives, brokers and clientele. Clients have included many of the most prominent foreign and domestic chains such as Uniqlo, Zara, Polo Ralph Lauren, NIKETOWN, J. Crew, Gianni Versace, H. Stern, Citibank, H&M and Sephora, to name a few. The Lansco Corporation, founded in 1965, is a New York-based full service real estate firm providing strategic advisory, sales and leasing services to the commercial office and retail marketplace. The firm represents national and international tenants, as well as major developers and landlords. Through partnerships with CORFAC International and XTEAM, Lansco is active throughout the United States and in over 80 international markets worldwide. Over its rich history, The Lansco Corporation has become a trusted partner and expert advisor to its local, national, and international clients. For further information, please visit www.lansco.com.
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