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Posted: August 4, 2009
Company Profile: Wronka, Ltd. www.wronkaltd.com
Wronka, Ltd. brings professionalism, knowledge, and 28 years of experience in the commercial real estate industry to buyers and sellers, owners and tenants. We facilitate corporate real estate transactions creating a win-win situation for all involved parties. In 1990, we founded Wronka Ltd. based on integrity, honesty, and the highest ethical standards. Along the way, we have developed strong relationships with a broad network of professionals including builders, construction service providers, engineers, architects, space planners, furniture and communication consultants, legal and financial resources. We assemble only the finest teams to meet your needs. We are highly respected and trusted by the brokerage community locally and nationally.
Wronka Ltd. offers a background in civil engineering, construction, marketing and national sales. Our strength is in our creative visionary approach to space usage and marketing that space to prospective tenants or buyers. Our research team is relentless in reaching the property owners and corporate users who are the ultimate decision makers in real estate transactions. We built our reputation on matching the right buyer or tenant to the right property, often excelling in difficult property placement. No transaction is too complicated for us to complete. We excel in problem solving. We are confident that we can meet your commercial real estate needs.
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