The Shermen Group promotes Greene to senior project manager

The Shermen Group, LLC has promoted Eric Greene to senior project manager and partner. Greene coordinates all aspects of clients' build-out, renovation and relocation projects. In his new role, he is responsible for overseeing multiple projects for downtown Boston. Prior to joining the firm, Greene was president of IBR Consulting, Inc.

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Marcus & Millichap facilitates $17.5 million sale of experiential retail property in Brooklyn

Brooklyn, NY Marcus & Millichap negoatied the sale of 321 Starr St., a fully leased, 10-unit retail property in the Bushwick neighborhood, for $17.5 million.

Marcus & Millichap brokers sale and arranges financing for 40-unit multifamily property

Koeppel Rosen negotiates 8,569 s/f lease for Frostbyte Tech. at 151 West 26th St.

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GFP Real Estate leases 18,849 s/f to five tenants at 515 Madison Ave.

GFP leases 18,849 s/f to five tenants at 515 Madison Ave.

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