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Posted: January 19, 2018
Stang joins Coastal Commercial as sales and leasing broker
New Bedford, MA Richard Stang, Esq., has joined Coastal Commercial Real Estate as commercial sales and leasing broker for Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Stang has sales and leasing experience along with legal, permitting, land use, environmental, engineering, management, and government relations service background.
Stang’s comprehensive career in commercial real estate also includes an extensive background in planning and economic development.
“In addition, Richard has worked as a chief legal counsel and legislative liaison in the past,” said Kevin Nery, president, “so he brings broad knowledge to each unique commercial lease and sales transaction.”
“He brings a unique perspective to the South Coast commercial real estate landscape,” said Nery, “especially since he has been a successful entrepreneur. Richard really understands the clients’ perspective.”
Stang has founded and owned companies in the energy, technology, insurance, and industrial manufacturing sectors.
Stang earned his J.D. from the Boston University School of Law, Boston. He is a graduate of Rhode Island College, Providence, RI, where he earned his bachelor of arts degree. He is a member of the Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Florida Bar and lives in Westport with his family.
Coastal Commercial Real Estate Sales and Leasing is a division of The Nery Corporation and specializes in office, retail, commercial, industrial and warehouse properties.
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