News: Northern New England
Posted: October 7, 2016
Lamontagne named partner at NAI The Dunham Group
Justin Lamontagne, NAI The Dunham GroupPortland, ME According to NAI The Dunham Group, Justin Lamontagne, CCIM has been elected as a partner of the firm. Lamontagne joined NAI The Dunham Group in 2011 and has worked in commercial real estate since 2006. He has brokered transactions in all sectors of commercial real estate, specializing in industrial, office and investment properties.
Lamontagne has experience and expertise in sale/lease negotiations, property valuation, landlord/tenant representation, site searches and strategic planning. In 2013, he was named the Maine Commercial Association Realtor of the Year. In 2015 he earned the prestigious CCIM accreditation, an international membership comprised of the world’s top commercial real estate professionals.
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