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Posted: April 21, 2010
Cyrier of MANSARD and D'Amico of Property Politics conduct CCIM's Site To Do Business class
Jeremy Cyrier, CCIM, principal of MANSARD Commercial Properties and Wayne D'Amico, CCIM, principal of Connecticut based Property Politics teamed up to train CCIM's from across New England on the CCIM Institute's Site To Do Business recently. The class was held at 60 State St. at the offices of Wilmer & Hale and was attended by commercial real estate brokers from across New England.
The all day event featured a full tour and use of the CCIM Insitute's Site To Do Business, which is a GIS platform used to perform market analysis and to identify demand and opportunities in the commercial real estate markets across the United States.
Chris Norwood of NAI Norwood Group said, "Great job on the class....Leaving the class I feel much more comfortable with the site and enjoy working with it much more than I had in the past...I am liking this site more and more, with your help."
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