CRA Realty Inc. to Represent Long Island's Retail Market as TCN Worldwide's Newest Member Firm

CRA Realty Inc. joins international real estate organization, TCN Worldwide.

2011-12-20

LONG ISLAND, NY, December 20, 2011 (Press-News.org) H. Ross Ford, president and CEO of TCN Worldwide, is pleased to announce that CRA Realty Inc. has joined the international real estate services organization. As the organization's newest member, CRA Realty will represent TCN Worldwide as the retail affiliate serving the greater Long Island area of Nassau and Suffolk Counties. CRA Realty/TCN Worldwide is a full-service real estate firm offering a wide array of commercial real estate brokerage services focusing on the specific needs of the retail sector.

"Our company is extremely pleased to be joining TCN Worldwide, one of the industry's largest commercial real estate organizations," stated Phillip Perri, president of CRA Realty/TCN Worldwide. "We continually strive to provide our clients with the best possible solutions to their real estate objectives and our partnership with TCN Worldwide will facilitate our ability to offer an expanded array of services, expertise and global coverage."

"We are proud to welcome CRA Realty to our organization as the retail specialists serving the Long Island market," stated Ross Ford. "As TCN Worldwide continues to expand, the key to our success remains our ability to provide our members with the tools they need to compete more effectively within this competitive industry. We look forward CRA Realty's contribution and collaboration as we expand our retail coverage and continue to grow the organization as a whole."

About CRA Realty Inc./TCN Worldwide

At CRA Realty, we pride ourselves on understanding the unique nature of our clients' business and providing the highest quality of real estate services delivered in an accurate, timely and professional manner. Recognizing the complexity and importance of real estate decisions, our experienced associates provide practical counsel through superior market knowledge. For more than twenty-five years our team of experienced retail associates have been studying the intricacy of the Long Island retail market. For more information, please visit www.comretail.com.

About TCN Worldwide

TCN Worldwide, a consortium of independent commercial real estate firms, provides complete integrated real estate solutions locally and internationally. With approximately $21.6 billion in annual transactions and over 80 million square feet of space under management, the organization ranks as one of the largest service providers in the industry. An extensive range of real estate services coupled with a personal commitment to exceed client expectations is what allows TCN Worldwide to be a leader within the commercial real estate industry. Formed in 1989, TCN Worldwide is comprised of over 800 commercial real estate professionals serving more than 200 primary and secondary markets worldwide.

For more information on TCN Worldwide, contact H. Ross Ford or Claudia E. Crow at 972-769-8701 or visit www.tcnworldwide.com.

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