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Posted: July 11, 2013
Bailey joins Commercial Realty Advisors, Inc. as senior broker and consultant
According to Commercial Realty Advisors, Inc., Christopher Bailey, CCIM, of Sandwich has joined the company as senior broker and consultant. Bailey represents real estate investors, developers, buyers and sellers, as well as client businesses in related fields. Additional areas of experience include financial pro forma development, complex project financing, land entitlement, government relations and community consensus building.
Bailey initiated the Town of Sandwich's development of a new Comprehensive Plan, and led the formation of the Sandwich Economic Initiative Corp.
He has served on the board of the Bourne Financial Development Corporation and as a consultant to the Falmouth EDIC. He is a graduate and former board member of the Community Leadership Institute. The Sandwich Chamber of Commerce awarded Chris the 2009 Merrell Award for Community Service.
Bailey received the Certified Commercial Investment Manager (CCIM) designation in 2006. CCIM Institute provides the highest level of education in financial and market analysis of commercial real estate for the commercial investment real estate practitioner.
Founded in 1999, Commercial Realty Advisors Inc. provides a full range of support services in the commercial real estate market. Our focus is on identifying, managing and coordinating commercial real estate transactions aimed at maximizing the client's investment by leveraging our expertise in the industry.
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