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Posted: January 23, 2018
2017 Top Stories Spotlight
New York, NY The New York Real Estate Journal's January spotlight highlighted 2017's top viewed stories from NYREJ.com and included expert articles from contributing authors.
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Contributing author editorials from the January Spotlight:
Architecture Studio
Law Offices of Howard Stern
Bronx Chamber of Commerce
Architecture Studio wins Queens & Bronx Building Association award for historic house restoration - by William Gati CLICK HERE
Whether a purchase is a small multifamily or large many family building, due diligence is essential - by Howard Stern CLICK HERE
Simple steps to success in business – Partner with The Bronx Chamber of Commerce! - by Nunzio Del Greco CLICK HERE
Lasser Law Group, PLLC
The Agency: Broome County IDA/LDC
Rynne, Murphy & Associates, Inc.
Legal issues concerning leases vs. licenses, pop-up shops and other short-term use arrangements - by Michael Kayam CLICK HERE
Broome County is steadily growing: An overview of some signature projects advancing in 2018 - by Kevin McLaughlin CLICK HERE
Appraisers and public trust: Why are professions concerned about public trust? - by John Rynne CLICK HERE
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