News: Connecticut
Posted: September 16, 2016
5th annual REFA State of the Market seminar held September 15
Rowayton, CT REFA has taken its most popular annual program, the September Market Overview, and transformed its format into a far more comprehensive event. It now includes a number of the region’s best known and most successful real estate professionals. This year’s event took place on September 15 at the Wee Burn Beach Club.
The participants included:
• Artie Minson, president and COO of WeWork Management
• Honorable David Walker, senior strategic adviser, PwC and Former U.S. Comptroller General
• Al Mirin of Cushman & Wakefield,
• James Ritman of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
• Tim Breda of Goedeck & Co.
• Jim Moran of Cushman & Wakefield provided a market overview and served as program moderator.
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