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ELAINA A. PIRRO

ELAINA A. PIRRO of Pyramid Brokerage Company recently was elevated to licensed real-estate broker after completing the state real-estate broker course and passing the exam. Pirro first joined Pyramid Brokerage in 2018 as a real-estate agent and successfully completed numerous real-estate transactions to be in position to advance to broker. She specializes in commercial real […]

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ELAINA A. PIRRO of Pyramid Brokerage Company recently was elevated to licensed real-estate broker after completing the state real-estate broker course and passing the exam. Pirro first joined Pyramid Brokerage in 2018 as a real-estate agent and successfully completed numerous real-estate transactions to be in position to advance to broker. She specializes in commercial real estate, development and redevelopment, investment and has represented buyers, tenants, sellers, and landlords. She is currently exclusively representing a renewable-energy company in upstate New York. Pirro holds a bachelor’s degree from Le Moyne College, a master’s degree in natural science degree from University of Buffalo, as well as a doctor of chiropractic from New York Chiropractic College.        

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