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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: November 22, 2024
Farley joins Colliers as a senior commercial real estate advisor
Manchester, NH According to Colliers, Cassandra Farley has joined the team as a senior commercial real estate advisor. With over $35 million in transactions, Farley brings experience in investment sales, commercial financing, and due diligence.
Previously with SVN Masiello Group, she is known for her client service and expertise across various asset classes. Farley is committed to achieving optimal outcomes for clients, strengthening Colliers’ market presence.
Farley holds real estate licenses in New Hampshire and Massachusetts and is involved in several local organizations, further underscoring her dedication to the industry.
“We are thrilled to welcome Cassandra to our team. Her proven track record and client-focused approach will be invaluable as we continue to grow. Cassandra embodies the spirit of collaboration that defines our company, and we look forward to her contributions,” said Bob Rohrer, managing director | New Hampshire, Colliers.
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