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Posted: January 24, 2017
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1. Matt Engel, Langsam Property Services Corp.
Matthew Engel, Langsam Property Services Corp.City Council passes ECB amnesty bill: Window to take advantage begins July, 2016
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2. Robert Bianco, Windstream
Robert Bianco, WindstreamFixed Wireless is the difference maker: Diversity beyond traditional fiber connectivity
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3. Josh Lipton, Cushman & Wakefield
Josh Lipton, Cushman & WakefieldHarlem is becoming a very desired neighborhood
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4. Shimon Shkury and Aryeh Orlofsky, Ariel Property Advisors
Shimon Shkury, Ariel Property Advisors
Aryeh Orlofsky, Ariel Property Advisors
New York City commercial real estate: Five factors that drove 2015 to historic highs
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5. Michael Weiser, GFI Realty Services, Inc.
Michael Weiser, GFI Realty Services, Inc.Commercial Real Estate: New York City’s fastest growing borough – Bronx!
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6. Steven Schleider, Metropolitan Valuation Services
Steven Schleider, Metropolitan Valuation ServicesTop green building trends for 2016: LEED, cool/green roofs, sustainable construction, LED and net zero energy
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7. John Rynne, Rynne, Murphy & Associates, Inc.
Rynne, Murphy & Associates, Inc." width="240" height="300" /> John Rynne, Rynne, Murphy & Associates, Inc.Industry Leaders: Cap rates, value and highest & best use will continue to be in transition
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8. Peter Blond, Brandt, Steinberg, Lewis & Blond LLP
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Be careful when attempting a reclassification, it isn’t the no brainer it appears to be
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9. Jeffrey Lhuillier, Kushnick Pallaci, PLLC
Jeffrey Lhuillier, Kushnick Pallaci, PLLCNew York Lien Law article 3-A: Contractors beware of failure to abide by the provisions
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10. Scot Hirschfield, Ariel Property Advisors
Scot Hirschfield, Ariel Property AdvisorsSurging ahead: Economic revitalization in the Bronx and what this means for New York
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