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Posted: January 5, 2012
Wolfson Cutler Real Estate appoints Cutler as broker consultant
According to Industrial Concepts Brokerage (ICB), a firm specializing in marketing and re-purposing of industrial and commercial non-conforming properties, Marc Cutler has been retained as a broker/ consultant at their sister company, Wolfson Cutler Real Estate, a 58-year old residential real estate firm, which ICB recently acquired.
Fred Massa, president of ICB and Wolfson Cutler Real Estate, said that Cutler will play a key role in the continued expansion of the firm. In his capacity as broker/ consultant, he will fill the dual role of broker and special advisor, bringing his decades of industry and construction experience to the team.
Cutler is a previous owner of Wolfson Cutler Real Estate, which he and partner Richard Wolfson sold to Massa earlier this year. Cutler got his start in the real estate industry 39 years ago with the formation of Cutler Real Estate, and in 1998 he merged his firm with Wolfson's.
"Marc's knowledge of real estate development plus his years of experience on the sales side make him a key asset to our company's growth," said Massa, who added, "We are delighted to have Marc continue with us in this new role."
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