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Posted: December 25, 2015
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Upcoming Online NAIOP Courses:
• Leasing Marketing and Negotiations January 6 - February 24 (Wednesdays, noon - 2PM)
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• Essentials of the Development Process March 2 - April 27 (Wednesdays, noon - 2PM)
• Basic Real Estate Finance March 3 - April 28 (Thursdays, noon - 2PM)
Onsite courses are taught by local industry experts. Online courses include a unique opportunity to participate in a face to face discussion with a local industry leader upon course conclusion.
Participants are eligible to receive the NAIOP Certificate of Advanced
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