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Posted: May 13, 2009
Realtors Commercial Alliance of Massachusetts Calendar of Events:
may 28
Member Program on Green Buildings with Haves & Wants Dealmaking Session at North Bristol County Assn. of Realtors, 22 Sherwood Dr., Taunton, (508) 880-0722 (1-4pm)
june 25
Member Program featuring Mass Highway on changes along the Rte. 128 Corridor with Haves & Wants Dealmaking Session at Eastern Middlesex Assn. of Realtors, 70 Main St., Reading (781) 944-6006 (1-4pm)
july 9
Member Program with Haves & Wants Dealmaking Session, with featured speaker Jeff Hornberger, RCE, managing director, Member Development for Commercial Real Estate National Association of Realtors, to be held at the Massachusetts Assn. of Realtors, 256 Second Ave., Waltham, (781-890-3700) (1-4pm)
july 14
CE Classes - Commercial Real Estate Basics, Overview of Commercial Leasing, Overview to Industrial Real Estate.
august 6
Member Program featuring Mass Highway on changes planned for the North Shore with Haves & Wants Dealmaking Session at North Shore Assn. of Realtors, 398 Essex St., Beverly, (978) 232-9410 (1-4pm)
september 10
Member Program on Search engine optimization & Facebook with Haves & Wants Dealmaking Session (location TBD) (1-4pm)
october 8
Annual Meeting & Member Program and Haves & Wants Dealmaking Session at Worcester Regional Assn. of Realtors, (492 Washington St., Auburn, (508) 832-6600 (1-4pm)
november 5
Member Program with Haves & Wants Dealmaking Session (location TBD) (1-4pm)
november 10
CE Classes - Commercial Real Estate Basics, Investment Property Advanced, Evolution of the Commercial Product.
december 10
Member Program on Biotech & Conservation with Haves & Wants Dealmaking Session (location TBD) (1-4pm)
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