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Hi Andy-just a draft but thought I would get your input before going further. I still need to get a quote from Richard.

The Krauss organization proudly announces that Richard Andretta has joined the firm as Senior Associate. Richard brings over 31 years of commercial real estate experience in the Hillsborough and Pinellas county markets with over 700 million in brokered transactions to his credit. He is a lifetime Tampa resident and son of the iconic, awarded, Evelyn Andretti a well-known and much missed Tampa area Commercial real estate broker herself. Richard excels in acquisitions, depositions, landlord and tenant representation and is known for his ability to create a marketing plan that will yield optimum occupancy and premium rates. …show more content…
Krauss is celebrating its 65th Anniversary this year and Richards unique blend of talent and unparalleled local market knowledge will help ensure another 65 years of unqualified success for
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