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Posted: March 7, 2013
Volpe joins the Coastal Commercial Real Estate team at The Nery Corp. as sales and leasing associate
The Nery Corp. has added Michael Volpe to their Coastal Commercial Real Estate sales and leasing team.
Volpe, sales and leasing associate, has had an extensive career in real estate as a sales agent, leasing and marketing consultant, property manager, valuator and consultant.
Volpe received his bachelor of science degree in Management and Managerial Economics from Rhode Island College.
Volpe has managed over three million s/f of commercial/ industrial and residential properties on a daily basis.
He represented a developer with responsibilities for all negotiated contracts and transactions for real property sales and leases and also assisted in the planning and development of residential complexes, retail sites and commercial projects. Volpe has established relationships with regional and national acquirers and experience as an owner/ operator of a national franchise restaurant operation.
Volpe has an extensive real estate background and combined with his professional dedication is highly qualified to assist you with all your real estate needs.
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