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Posted: March 18, 2009
Meet the RCA of Mass. New Members
Nancy Wluka, a principal of Wluka Real Estate Corp. in Sharon, has more than thirteen years experience in the leasing and sales of retail, office and industrial real estate.
Representing buyers as buyers agent and sellers to list, market, lease, buy and sell properties for individual and corporate clients, franchisers, franchisees and shopping center developers. Wluka is a graduate of New England School of Art, Boston and continuing education courses in real estate and art.
Burt Barrett, CCIM, has opened a real estate consulting and brokerage company in downtown Haverhill. The business will deal primarily in commercial real estate.
Barrett has been in the real estate business since 1999 first with the King Davis Agency, then Coldwell Banker Commercial and since 2001 with the MEG Companies in Londonderry, NH. The focus of this new business will be in the sale and leasing of commercial properties, investment analysis and market analysis in the Merrimack Valley area.
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