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Posted: September 15, 2009
Arbor, EBI Consulting and CBRE-NE to present panel discussion - 9/23
Arbor Commercial Mortgage along with EBI Consulting and CBRE-New England presents Where to Find Liquidity in the New England Market and Beyond, a complimentary panel discussion, on September 23rd at The Marriott Copley Place from 8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m. Listen to insights from local commercial real estate experts on what alternate sources of funding are available for you to get your deal done, where the market is currently, where it is heading, and how the industry will position itself best once the market recovers. Panelists include: Joseph Donovan, Arbor; James Moore, CBRE-NE; David Stewart, EBI; Jesse Pasco, EBI; and Joshua Lehman, EBI.
These panelists will present keen insight into the financial, environmental and valuation segments of the Commercial Real Estate industry. Registration for the panel is free, however seating is limited. Please email events@arbor.com to register.
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