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Posted: August 26, 2013
09-16-2013 - Monmouth Real Estate Investment Corp. to present at BMO's 8th Annual North American Real Estate Conference
Monmouth Real Estate Investment Corporation will be presenting at the BMO Capital Market's 8th Annual North American Real Estate Conference on September 16-17. The conference will be held at The Trump International Hotel.
Michael Landy, president and chief executive officer, and Kevin Miller, chief financial officer, will present to investors throughout the conference. Monmouth's presentation will be available at the company's website www.mreic.com (from the homepage, select the home tab, then Presentations and Documents) directly following the conference.
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