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Industry sources now tell GlobeSt.com that with this recent merger news, the question is nearly answered. The true motivation is most likely that this merger cements ABR's position within Colliers International, one source says.
Another source notes that there is now less risk for Colliers ABR to be isolated because it will now be part of the parent company. This merger makes sure that ABR is not marginalized when a GVA Williams-Colliers deal comes to fruition, the source says, which GlobeSt.com is told should be "near the end of the month."
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