L. J. Melody & Co., a Houston-based real estate investment banking company, has announced that it's changing its name to CBRE | Melody to reflect its relationship with its parent company, CB Richard Ellis."The company name change is a part of the integration of the Melody platform and CBRE's Investment Properties operations into CBRE Capital Markets," said Brian Stoffers, executive managing director and chief operating officer of CBRE | Melody and president of CBRE Capital Markets. The company said another benefit of the name change is that it will give Melody more name recognition in Europe, Asia, and other parts of the world where the CBRE brand name is well known. The company can be found online at http://www.cbremelody.com.
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