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Posted: January 22, 2015
05-20-2015 - NAIOP Upcoming Events
Save the date for these 2015 special events:
May 20
NAIOP 13th Annual Bus Tour
June 3
27th Annual Charitable Golf Tournament Benefiting Heading Home
Reserve your sponsorship now at 2014 prices!
November 5
2015 Distinguished Real Estate Awards Gala
NAIOP Center for Education Online
Courses Upcoming 2015 Courses:
January 7 - March 4
Leasing, Marketing and Negotiations
January 8 - February 26
Financial Analysis of Development Projects
March 11 - May 6
Real Estate Law and Land Use Policy
For information regarding sponsorship for any of these events,
contact Debbie Osheroff at (781) 453-6900 x3.
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