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Posted: October 9, 2015
New England Self Storage Conference/Trade Show held at Foxwoods Casino
Mashantucket, CT The New England Self Storage Conference/Trade Show was held October 7 and 8 at the Grand Pequot Tower at Foxwoods Casino & Resort. The Conference was hosted by the Mass. & CT Self Storage Associations and featured 40 industry vendors in support of a diverse program for owners, operators and those just looking to learn more about this particular niche asset class that has performed so well these past several years despite the great recession. Major event sponsors were Jernigan Capital, Sperry Van Ness National Self Storage Team and StorageStuff.Bid.
Please call Mass. Self Storage Association board member, Connie Neville, to be included on their mailing list for future events at 781-696-6241 or email her at nevillec@svn.com, or go to massa@maselfstorage.org for membership information.
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