Power Broker
Gregory Cleghorn
CEO & Co-Owner, IronHorn Enterprises
East Syracuse, NY 13057
Phone (315) 380-5439
Property Types
Industrial, Office, Retail, Flex, Specialty, Multi-Family, Health Care
Markets
South Florida, Albany/Schenectady/Troy, Rochester, Syracuse
Bio
reg Cleghorn is passionate about working on real estate solutions for fleet maintenance, distribution, and other heavy-duty industrial users.
Hard work and dedication to be the most aggressive unrelenting advocate for his clients has been rewarded. Greg has been blessed to represent some of the best private and publicly traded companies headquartered in Central New York. He has completed real estate transactions in 25+ states and has brokered, purchased/sold, and financed more than $1 billion of commercial real estate.
After graduating LeMoyne College in 2011 Greg went into sales for United Auto Supply and immediately fell in love with the world of heavy duty fleet maintenance. In 2013 Greg was #1 in the nation for new sales of Citgo Lubricants.
Greg is married, has five children, and enjoys fishing and duck-hunting near his home in Pompey, NY.
Favorite quote: “It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.” –Mark Twain
After graduating LeMoyne College in 2011 Greg went into sales for United Auto Supply and immediately fell in love with the world of heavy duty fleet maintenance. In 2013 Greg was #1 in the nation for new sales of Citgo Lubricants.
Greg started his real estate career while at LeMoyne by renovating a fire-damaged 3 unit apartment building (when not in class). When the opportunity to join BellCornerstone the premier tenant representation firm in Central New York opened up in 2014 – Greg jumped in. Hard work and dedication to be the most aggressive unrelenting advocate for his clients has been rewarded. Greg has been blessed to represent some of the best private and publicly traded companies headquartered in Central New York. He has completed real estate transactions in 25+ states totaling in excess of $150 million.
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