Berger Commercial Realty Celebrates 11 Consecutive Years as Top Sales Firm and Top Leasing Firm in CoStar Power Broker Awards™
Berger Commercial Realty / April 2, 2018
Each year in more than 90 markets across the United States, CoStar tallies real estate sales and lease transactions to determine the winners of its prestigious CoStar Power Broker Awards™, which are presented to the firms and individuals who closed the highest transaction volume in their respective markets throughout the previous year.
Despite the fierce competition in the Fort Lauderdale/Broward County market, Berger Commercial Realty/CORFAC International took home more awards this year than ever before. Not only was our firm recognized as a
Top Sales Firm and a
Top Leasing Firm for the 11th year in a row, but also, several of our esteemed team members were individually recognized for their successes in 2017.
For the third consecutive year, Senior Vice President Keith Graves was named
Top Office Leasing Broker and
Top Industrial Leasing Broker. Additionally, Senior Vice President Judy Dolan and Managing Director of Palm Beach County Michael Feuerman were both named
Top Industrial Leasing Brokers.
Kudos are owed to Keith, Judy and Mike for all of their accomplishments throughout 2017. In such a competitive and expansive market, we are proud to have three of the most experienced, knowledgeable and successful brokers on our team.
The CoStar Power Broker Awards are a testament to the expertise and efficiency of industry leaders in the commercial real estate sector. We extend our sincere thanks to CoStar for the recognition and congratulations to all the winners.
We are honored to be distinguished once again as a leading full-service commercial real estate firm in Broward County and look forward to another year of excellence in commercial real estate.
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}
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}
},
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},
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