Samuel Strauch At The Metrik Real Estate

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Samuel Strauch is the Chief Executive at the Metrik Real Estate. Samuel Strauch attained his degree in business from the University of Hofstra in New York. Samuel Strauch had also studied in the University of Erasmus in Rotterdam and the University of Harvard. Samuel Strauch studied banking, but he later joined the Real Estate business of his family in South Florida. In the year 2002 Samuel Strauch began his own company which has tremendously grown over the years. The Metrik Real Estate has been successful in equity sourcing, development, management, acquisitions and brokerage of real state in South Florida and Latin America. Samuel has also invested in other businesses such as restaurants.
The reasons that led to Samuel Strauch starting his

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