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Posted: July 2, 2021
Paterno of Northeast Private Client Group awarded 2021 Annual Next Generation Award
Shelton, CT According to Northeast Private Client Group (NPCG), Bob Paterno, investment associate, has been awarded the 2021 Annual Next Generation Award in the Boston and New England region by Connect Media.
This award is given to a person early in their career in the real estate business who stands out because of their talent and accomplishments.
Paterno is part of the Metro-North investment sales team in the Connecticut office. Since joining the firm in 2018, Paterno’s transaction volume has totaled $196 million in 38 transactions.
“It is an honor be chosen for this award and a privilege to be a part of such a dynamic team and organization at NPCG,” said Paterno.
“It was obvious early on that Bob was going to be an asset to the team and a key contributor. He has definitely earned this recognition. We are all very excited to watch him continue to grow his game,” said Brad Balletto, vice president of investments at NPCG.
NPCG specializes in assisting investors, owners, and syndicators of mid-market multi-family real estate properties between $1 million – $50 million in the Northeast and Southeast regions. They represent sellers exclusively with their best interest in mind.
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