Jack Terzi of JTRE Hired by Unique Thrift Stores for Expansion in New York and New Jersey Markets
Jack Terzi of JTRE Hired by Unique Thrift Stores for Expansion in New York and New Jersey Markets
Online, September 27, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Jack Terzi is CEO of JTRE, a Real Estate Company which focuses on Acquisitions, Brokerage, and Consulting. JTRE distinguishes itself from other firms by offering expertise in landlord and tenant representation in the commercial, retail, and industrial fields. JTRE also specializes in property assessment, marketing services and negotiating tactics.
JTRE was hired in 2007 by Unique Thrift Stores to expand into the New York and New Jersey markets. Within 3 years JTRE secured 12 new leases, for a total of over 600,000 square feet, including flagship locations in Jamaica Avenue Queens and Fulton Street, Brooklyn. With over 30 locations nationwide the thrift shop is proud to serve the local communities by providing a wide variety of clothing, accessories, toys and household appliances at a discounted price.
About JTRE
As one of New York's most forward thinking real estate firms, JTRE has created a successful foundation built on a desire, dedication and passion for the industry. "Life begins at the end of your comfort zone," states JTRE's visionary founder Jack Terzi. By breaking down the typical broker/client barriers, Terzi and his team labor tirelessly to understand the wants and needs of their clientele.
About Jack Terzi
Jack Terzi born in Brooklyn NY, Born a Sephardic Jew grew up in Midwood Brooklyn in a family of 5. Jack is currently Married and living in Manhattan on the Upper East Side. Jack is the CEO and founder of JTRE a real estate a brokerage and acquisition firm. As a community man Jack sits on several charity boards including SAFE (www.thesafefoundation.org).
Contact Us:
Jack Terzi
CEO and Founder of JTRE
385 Fifth Avenue, 10th floor
New York, NY 10001
212-295-8005
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