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Posted: September 22, 2010
O'Neil joins MetroWest Commercial as an associate
According to Eric Brosler, manager of MetroWest Commercial Real Estate LLC, Trish O'Neil is now associated with the commercial real estate brokerage firm. Formerly associated with IPS Inc., O'Neil has brokered numerous commercial real estate properties throughout the Metrowest region. Her focus has been retail and commercial leasing and sales primarily to local entrepreneurs and regional tenants.
"While there remain significant challenges in the commercial real estate market, our office will provide a complete toolbox of resources to O'Neil. In addition, her experience and natural dedication to her clients should guarantee her success at our firm," said Brosler.
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