RXR Plaza, Uniondale

RXR Plaza, Uniondale Credit: The Spector Group

The Long Island commercial real estate agency Sutton & Edwards has entered a partnership with a major international company.

With offices in Lake Success and Ronkonkoma, Sutton & Edwards “will now operate as part of the Colliers International New York Tri-State hub and adopt the Colliers International name and branding,” Colliers said in a news release. The partnership is structured with Sutton & Edwards retaining local ownership of the company.

Mark Jaccom, a Colliers executive, said in a news release, “Sutton & Edwards is the premiere Long Island real estate services firm. Bringing them under the Colliers International umbrella is a tremendous coup for us.”

Among Sutton & Edwards clients are GE Capital, Prudential Life Insurance, MSC Industrial Supply Co., State Farm Insurance, North Shore Long Island Jewish Health Systems and HRPT Properties Trust. (They handle space in many iconic Long Island buildings, including RXR Plaze, in Uniondale, above.)

Colliers International says it is the world’s third largest real estate services firm with 15,000 employees operating out of more than 480 offices in 61 countries and with revenues of nearly $2 billion.

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