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Posted: May 3, 2024
Asian Real Estate Professional Association participates in State of the Market Conference hosted by Appraisal Institute on April 23rd
of C-Star; Nicholas Tan, founder & CEO of NT Development, AREPA Board
of Director; and Paicy Zhong, president of NT Development.
Dedham, MA The Asian Real Estate Professional Association (AREPA) was invited to participate in the State of the Market Conference hosted by the Appraisal Institute on April 23rd, at Hilton Boston/Dedham Hotel. AREPA advisory board Chris Chou, managing director of Colliers International and Sherry Li, founder & CEO of C-Star, AREPA board of director, were invited to speak at the conference. NT Development generously sponsored the conference.
This program is intended to make attendees aware of current economic and real estate trends, expand their knowledge of real estate tax issues, and provide the opportunity to network with colleagues.
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