BRENDAN BURKE GRADUATES THE HUDSON VALLEY PATTERN FOR PROGRESS - REGIONAL FELLOWS PROGRAM

  

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Contact:
Paul Adler
Vice President | Associate Broker
845-770-1205
Paul.adler@randcommercial.com
 
BRENDAN BURKE GRADUATES THE HUDSON VALLEY PATTERN FOR PROGRESS - REGIONAL FELLOWS PROGRAM

 
New City, N.Y.(June 2012) – Rand Commercial Services (RCS), an independent and leading commercial real estate brokerage firm in the Hudson Valley, announced today that Brendan Burke, Associate Broker graduates the Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress - Regional Fellows Program on June 13, 2012.
 
The Regional Fellows Program is an innovative regional leadership program begun in 2007, the Pattern Fellows Program is aimed at expanding the horizons of those already acknowledged as leaders in their respective communities and disciplines, helping them serve as models for those seeking a more regional approach to their work.  For more information: http://pattern-for-progress.org/fellows-program
 
“Brendan Burke exemplifies excellence in the commercial real estate industry in our region.  Rand Commercial Services is proud to have him as a leading member of the Orange County team.” said Paul Adler, Vice President of Rand Commercial Services.
 
Brendan Burke can be reached at brendan.burke@randcommercial.com
 
About Rand Commercial Services: Rand Commercial Services (RCS) is an independent, full-service commercial real estate brokerage that serves the Greater New York area. The firm specializes in repositioning and redeveloping properties to improve their returns in addition to assisting clients with more conventional sales and leasing. RCS has nearly 30 agents in Orange, Rockland and Westchester counties, and also serves New York City, northern New Jersey and Connecticut. The company’s Web site is www.randcommercial.com.

Paul Adler receives the President's Award for Service to the RBA

  

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Paul Adler receives the President's Award for Service to the RBA at the 2012 Pinnacle Awards on May 2, 2012.  Please see the video below:

Ann K. Silver recipient of the 2012 Harriet D. Goldberg Fair Housing Award

  

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Please congratulate Rand Commercial Services' super agent Ann Silver is the recipient of the 2012 Harriet D. Goldberg Fair Housing Award for her commitment to Westchester Residential Opportunites needs and mission both during our office search & following. WRO, RCS & BHG|RR are lucky to have Ann Silver on the WRO Board.

Congratulations Ann!!!

Complimenti Jon Paul Molfetta!!!

  

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Dominican College Hosts Joseph Tracy - Executive VP of the Federal Reserve Bank of NY - see attached presentation

  

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Dominican College Presentation

Marking a 30 year milestone

  

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The Holocaust Museum and Study Center in Spring Valley marked its 30 years of educating the public and commemorating the Holocuast at its annual benefit dinner in November.

The event honored Ramapo Town Supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence, who received the museum’s Leadership Award. Alan Moskin, a World War II veteran and liberator of the Gunskirchen concentration camp, received the Education Award.

Approximately 150 attended the event at the New York County Club in New Hempstead. Rabbi Irving “Yitz” Greenburg, a former chairman of the United States Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., was the featured speaker.

From left, honoree Christopher St. Lawrence with with Nanci and Mary and Paul Adler

Paul Adler selected as 2011 Outstanding Philanthropist in Rockland County

  

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Paul Adler, vice president of Rand Commercial Services, has been selected as the 2011 Outstanding Philanthropist in Rockland by the Rockland Development Council, an independent organization fostering philanthropy through professional development.

HV Biz - week of December 5, 2011

Making A Difference in Philanthropy

  

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Making a difference in Rockland

 

Paul Adler, left, received the Outstanding Philanthropist Award from the Rockland Development Council, with his children Rachel and Golda, and mother Thelma.

More than 400 people attended the Rockland Development Council’s 12th annual Philanthropy Day breakfast, where Paul Adler received the award for Philanthropist of the year.

Adler, a former JCC president, has served on more than 20 volunteer boards, including that of Rockland Jewish Family Service and the Holocaust Museum and Study Center, Nyack Hospital, Rockland Symphony Orchestra and others. Five awards were given during the event, including the one to Adler. Micki Leader, a current member of the JCC’s board, was recognized as the year’s outstanding volunteer. In addition to her work with the JCC, which includes sponsoring and supporting the organization’s film and cultural arts festivals and the JCC Maccabi Games, Leader has supported either financially or with her efforts, Temple Beth Torah, the Holocaust Museum, the Rockland Teacher’s Center, among others.

Micki Leader, front row, left, received the Outstanding Volunteer award, with her mother, Beverly Liskin, with her husband Jim back row, left and, son and daughter-in-law Jordan and Ericka Leader.

Along with Adler and Leader, Orange & Rockland Utilities received the Outstanding Corporate Leadership award. Don Cairns received the Outstanding Fundraising Professional award and Youth for Hospice was recognized as Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy. Aria Finger, the chief operating officer of DoSomething.org, was the keynote speaker.

 

http://www.jewishrockland.org/page.aspx?id=248631

Rand Commercial takes care of biz in Westchester county

  

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Ardsley Realty Sells Warehouse for $3.9M

Elm Street Sports Groups LLC purchased the industrial building at 1 Elm Street in Ardsley, NY for $3.9 million, or about $49 per square feet.

Located in Westchester County, the two-story warehouse is being renovated into a multi-million dollar sports center with occupancy slated for fall 2012. The complex will provide more space for local sports teams which have experienced a major shortage in training facilities in recent years.

Ann Silver and Paul Adler of Rand Commercial Services brokered the deal for the buyer and the seller, Ardsley Realty Associate LLC.

Silver believes the complex has potential for growth. "We are excited about the creative reuse of the building, as well as the number of jobs it will bring to the area - it's a win-win situation, and we are very pleased to be a part of this project."

The sports center is expected to create 13 full-time jobs, 16 part-time jobs and 25 seasonal jobs.

Please refer to Costar COMPS #2206518 for more information on this transaction.

http://www.costar.com/News/Article/Ardsley-Realty-Sells-Warehouse-for-$39M/133658

Work Ethic Still Alive in Rockland w/ BNI Premier Chapter

  

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Holiday weeks like this become an excuse for many not to do biz.  I find weeks like this and snow days to be very productive & rewarding if you really want to do biz. 
Today at 7am I was invited to fully attended meeting of the BNI Premier Chapter meeting at the Blauvelt Diner.  They needed a Commercial Real Estate Professional - Rand Commercial Services to the rescue.  They are an exciting, dyanmic group of professionals who want to do biz and make Rockland a better place to live & work.  Hooray for some old school work ethic!

Paul Adler, Vice President

Rand Commercial Services - www.randcommercial.com - paul.adler@randcommercial.com