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ANNUAL GOLF OUTING - JUNE 21, 2010
CAPITAL HILLS GOLF COURSE Click for Registration Flyer
Capital Hills was formerly known as The New Course at Albany, this difficult course is hilly and extremely well maintained. The fast greens are well bunkered and large, and the fairways are tree lined. The course was redesigned in 1993 to bring back the original Devereux Emmet design for the Albany Municipal Golf Course, which was opened as in 1929.
This September will mark the fourth year that the Futures Tour will hold its season ending full-field event at Capital Hills. In the three years the Duramed FUTURES Tour has held a tournament at Capital Hills we have seen many of the players that have played right here in Albany go on and have tremendous success on the LPGA Tour. The top five money earners on the Duramed FUTURES money list will receive their 2011 LPGA Cards right here at Capital Hills at the end of the ILOVENY Championship.
Here is your chance to support CIREB and the Childrens Hospital at Albany Medical Center while playing a tour stop for the up and coming stars of the Ladies PGA.
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS!
Platinum Sponsors
The Anderson Group
Windsor Development
Gold Sponsor
NYS Business Dev Corp
Silver Sponsor
Walfred Associates
Carrow Real Estate Services
Bronze Sponsor
Subway Development
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Tee Sponsors
Aurora, Inc
BBL Realty
Bohler Engineering
CB Richard Ellis/Albany
Columbia Development
Conley Associates
Center For Economic Growth
Downtown Albany BID
Falvey Real Estate Group
GCAR
Hesnor Engineering
IKON Realty Group
James H. Maloy, Inc.
Mike Tucker, REALTOR
NAI Platform
NBT Bank
Nigro Companies
Omni Development Company
Prudential Blake Atlantic
RealtyUSA
Restrooms of Albany, Inc.
Schuyler Brokerage Corp
Star Roofing & Restoration
The Galesi Group
The Howard Group
The Rosenblum Companies
Trinity Realty Group
Vanguard Fine
CIREB presents check to the American Cancer Society 9-10-09
Michelle Terry, Director of Corporate Relations for the American Cancer Society was on hand at CIREB's September marketing session to accept a check from CIREB. The $3,000.00 donation represents monies raised through the sale of raffle tickets sold at its annual golf outing. Pictured are CIREB Marketing Committee Chair James Conroy Associate Broker, Prudential Blake Atlantic, Michelle Terry and CIREB President Paul Bulmer, Associate Broker with Vanguard Fine, LLC.
The Commercial & Industrial Real Estate Brokers installs new president
2004 Past-president and collegue Ken Brownell installs 2009 President Paul Bulmer at a luncheon at the Schuyler Meadows Club.
Also installed were Don Noland, CB Richard Ellis/Albany - Vice-President, Kevin Parisi, Trinity Realty Group - Secretary Treasure,
Alex Kutikov, Vanguard Fine Retail Leasing - Director
Jessica Richer, Realty USA - Director
Commercial Real Estate Association Installs
Tykskinski As President
(Albany, NY) On Friday, March 28, 2008 the Commercial & Industrial Real Estate Brokers, Inc. (CIREB) installed Cory Tyksinski as its 2008 president in ceremonies held at Schuyler Meadows Club. The entire slate of officers installed during the program:
CIREB Officers
President: Cory Tyksinski, Platform Realty Group, Albany
Vice President: Jim Conroy, Prudential Blake Atlantic, Albany
Secretary/Treasurer: Susan Anderson Touhey, The Anderson Group, Albany
CIREB Directors
Kevin Broderick, The Falvey Real Estate Group, Albany
David Fallati, The Galesi Group, Albany
Peter McKee, ReMax Premier, Delmar
2008 President Cory Tyksinski, center, sits with past president (2001) Chris Flavey, left, and past president (1988) Howard Carr at CIREB's annual Holiday Party. CIREB raised $2,500.00 for the Chamber Angels.
CIREB's October Marketing Session was hosted by Platform Realty Group at 9 Frontage Road, Glenmont, New York. Bethlehem Town Supervisor, Jack Cunningham spoke to the membership.
Pictured above from left to right are:
Jim Harder, Platform Realty Group, Jack Cunningham, Cory Tyksinski, Platform Realty Group/CIREB Vice President and CIREB President Tom Savino, CB Richard Ellis/Albany.
The Galesi Group hosted the July Marketing Session at 400 State Street, Schenectady. CIREB members heard from Schenectady Mayor Brian Stratton and Schenectady Metroplex Development Authority Chairman/CEO, Ray Gillen. They saw first hand the redevelopment of downtown Schenectady, New York including a tour of the new Movieland, a 6 screen movie theater at 400 State Street. The theater is owned and operated by Bow Tie Cinemas, a four generation, family owned company, dedicated to bringing style and elegance back to the movie-going experience. The concession stand doesn't look like your typical popcorn station, either! Along with the usual cinema fare, they offer pizza, hot dogs, chicken wings and mozzarella sticks and the food can be taken into the theaters.
The Galesi Group has approximately 30,000sf of class "A" office space available for lease above the theaters, 15,000sf on each floor.
CIREB's 2007 Golf Committee meets for a final meeting before the big day! Pictured from left to right are: Michael O'Connor of Realty USA, Stephen Rosenblatt of Carrow Real Estate Services and Chair of this committee, Rudy Lynch also with Carrow Real Estate Services, Gordon Heeps of Vanguard Fine Retail Leasing and Lynn Smith of Citizens Bank, seated. This committee chose the Wounded Warrior Project for the fundraiser. A not-for-profit organization raising money for the over 20,000 troops wounded in recent conflicts.
Commercial Real Estate Association Installs Savino As President
(Albany, NY) On Thursday, January 18 the Commercial & Industrial Real Estate Brokers, Inc. (CIREB) installed Thomas R. Savino, CB Richard Ellis/Albany, as its 2007 president in ceremonies held at Wolferts Roost Country Club.
The entire slate of officers installed during the program:
CIREB Officers
President: Thomas R. Savino, CB Richard Ellis/Albany, Albany
Vice President: Cory Tyksinski, Platform Realty Group, Albany
Secretary/Treasurer: Jim Conroy, Prudential Blake Atlantic, Albany
CIREB Directors
Don Noland, CB Richard Ellis/Albany, Albany
Kevin Parisi, The Howard Group, Albany
Stephen Rosenblatt, Carrow Real Estate Services, Albany
The Commercial & Industrial Real Estate Brokers, Inc. is a professional organization representing over 500 real estate brokers, salespersons and affiliates in the Capital region specializing in commercial real estate.
December 7, 2006
CIREB members attend Annual Meeting at The Franklin Plaza in Troy, New York. Committee Chairs presented their year-end reports and the membership voted on the 2007 proposed slate of Officers and Directors. Pictured from left to right are:
Kevin Parisi, Donald Noland and Stephen Rosenblatt. Mr. Parisi and Mr. Noland have been elected to renew as Directors through 2009 and Mr. Rosenblatt begins his first 3 year term as a director.
Commercial Brokers Support
Homeless and Traveler's Aid Society
(Albany, NY) The Commercial & Industrial Real Estate Brokers, Inc. (CIREB) has presented the Homeless and Travelers Aid Society (HATAS) a check in the amount of $3,000.00 to support the work of HATAS within the Capital Region. The presentation was made at CIREB's September 7th monthly marketing meeting.
The donation represents the proceeds from CIREB's annual golf outing which brings together leaders in the commercial real estate industry within the Capital Region. The event was held at the Schuyler Meadows Club.
HATAS is a point of entry human services agency that helps the poor, the homeless, and others in need lead independent, self-sufficient, and safe lives in the community. "HATAS was a perfect fit for CIREB as we were looking for an organization to support. Their work throughout the Capital Region is well known and widely respected," said CIREB President Mark L. Aronowitz. "We are proud to be part of their efforts to service their clientele."
Accepting the contribution Ira Mandelker, HATAS's executive director said, "We are thankful that the commercial REALTORS® recognize the efforts of HATAS and have chosen to support us with this very generous contribution. It is public support such as this which allows us to continue our service."
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