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Bell Tower Commercial Real Estate Group adds Vargas as sales agent

Andy Vargas

Lawrence, MA According to Gary Sidell, Andy Vargas has joined Bell Tower Commercial Real Estate Group as a sales agent. Vargas brings local market knowledge to help businesses grow throughout the Merrimack Valley. He previously supported entrepreneurs at Entrepreneurship for All (EforAll) where he managed the organization’s marketing during a time of expansion. Vargas is a recognized leader on zoning reform issues and has been active in greater Haverhill real estate for several years. His combination of service to community, business acumen and relationship building fits perfectly with the Bell Tower Commercial Real Estate Group. Vargas previously served on the Haverhill City Council and is currently a state representative in the Massachusetts House of Representatives.

Bell Tower Commercial Real Estate Group leaders, Gary Sidell, president, and Fred Faust, principal, bring decades of experience and extensive local market knowledge to serve commercial property owners, business owners and investors. They are active in the communities they serve and adding Vargas to the team expands and affirms their commitment to enabling thriving communities.

“I have known Andy for years and am thrilled to have him join our team. He shares a vision and commitment to the betterment of local communities that we are passionate about.” said Sidell.

With offices in Lawrence and Lowell, the firm offers a full suite of commercial real estate services including brokerage, property management, project management and consulting services. With an extensive network, the team is committed to transforming properties, growing businesses and contributing to thriving local communities.

“I am excited to join a dynamic team with a strong reputation for improving communities and businesses through genuine relationships and strategic partnerships.” said Vargas. “Gary and Fred have tangibly strengthened the businesses, people and places of the Merrimack Valley in so many ways– it’s an honor to join a firm under their leadership. I look forward to growing in this role and continuing to contribute to the vitality of our region.”

Adding Vargas to the team at Bell Tower Commercial Real Estate Group is integral to the firm’s strategy of expanding its geographic reach to best serve clients’ commercial real estate needs with the benefit of local market knowledge, experience and an extensive network. 

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