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Meredith & Grew joins Collier International; now known as Collier M&G

Meredith & Grew joins Colliers International USA. Established in 1875, M&G brings market expertise in the areas of brokerage, capital markets, investment sales, advisory services, appraisal, management and research to Colliers. Colliers has revenues of $1.6 billion, currently operating in 95 cities in U.S. and more than 267 cities worldwide. "We are pleased to have a firm of this status join Colliers and look forward to a rewarding partnership of serving our mutual clients, as well as leveraging our global resources to grow our customer base in the Northeast," said Rick Chichester, president of North America for Colliers. M&Gwill transition to the Colliers brand and be known as Colliers M&G. Hynes will remain as chairman, along with Kevin Phelan as president and executive vice president Ron Perry as head of brokerage. 
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