News: Connecticut
Posted: January 17, 2013
HK Group ranked in top three for best of Connecticut's commercial real estate firms
The Commercial Record has been conducting an online reader poll for the best banking and real estate companies in the region. The results were announced in the November 2012 issue. HK Group received a bronze ranking and was the only Fairfield County firm in the top three. Gold was awarded to Prudential Connecticut Commercial from Wallingford, and silver to CB Richard Ellis out of Boston.
"We are honored to receive this distinction from our clients and colleagues in the industry. For us, this poll shows that we have not only made our mark in Fairfield County, but we've expanded to become recognized in the region for our outstanding service," said Kerry Wood, chief operating officer.
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