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Posted: March 24, 2017
New Wave Boston Real Estate to participate in One Boston Day events
Boston, MA New Wave Boston Real Estate, a local real estate agency, will be participating in One Boston Day on April 15. New Wave Boston Real Estate plans to give back 25% of the proceeds made off rentals from April 10 to Friday, April 14, 2017 to the New England Center and Home for Veterans.
One Boston Day, an annual tradition held on April 15th, is a day to honor the strength, buoyancy, and kindness demonstrated by the city of Boston after the tragic events on April 15, 2013. Local companies come together as a community to make a difference and show acts of kindness throughout the city.
New Wave Boston R.E. dug its roots on Newbury St. over eight years ago and with their office’s central location in Copley Sq., they are surrounded by an abundant number of homeless veterans, which has inspired them to give back to this cause. “Since it is our goal as real estate agents to provide housing for those with ample resources, we can think of no better initiative than to give back to the underserved population in our community” said Joel Mundele, co-founder and principal of New Wave Boston.
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