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| Tuesday, 27 October 2009 23:00 | |||
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Marking a major foray into the Northland real estate market, Prudential Kansas City Realty announced Tuesday, Oct. 27, its acquisition of Carter-Duffy Realtors.
According to David Cooper, president of Prudential Kansas City, the company will gain about 100 Carter-Duffy agents, bringing its sales force to 500 agents in the Kansas City market. Cooper said Prudential Kansas City was the second largest real estate company in the Kansas City area. In the deal, Prudential Kansas City also acquired two Northland office buildings, one at 105 N. Stewart Road in Liberty and one at 5921 N.W. Barry Road in Kansas City North. Despite the fragile economy, Cooper said he saw the acquisitions as a challenge but an exciting opportunity to position the company for better times ahead. “This is a unique opportunity for us to grow our business in the Northland, where we previously had little presence,” Cooper said in a press release. “We’re excited about the possibilities that this new addition of resources and agents creates for us as a company.
For more information, pick up the Nov. 5 edition of the newspaper.
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