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Posted: May 21, 2008
NAIOP and SIOR present: The mid-year market roundup on June 24th at the Westin Copley Place
Join some of Greater Boston's most senior real estate professionals for a lively discussion and analysis of the Mass. commercial and mixed-use markets. Panelists will explore the drivers and market fundamentals behind statistics from the first half of 2008, including emerging trends in specific markets, new growth areas and a general outlook for the future. Two continuing education credits for real estate brokers will be offered.
Date: Tuesday, June 24th
Time: Registration and continental breakfast: 7:15 a.m.; Program:Â 8:00 - 10:00 a.m.
Location: Westin Copley Place
Cost: $75.00 per NAIOP/SIOR member; $85.00 per employee of a NAIOP member firm; $95.00 per non-member; at the door, add $25.00.
To Register: www.naiopma.org
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