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Posted: March 31, 2020
An update from NYREJ
Dear NYREJ subscribers,
The NYREJ has been a trusted source for CRE news for the last 31 years. In that time we have seen our share of challenges that have affected the industry and the way we all operate. In each of those circumstances, we have successfully helped our readers and their businesses navigate through by allowing the sharing of ideas, products and services to help combat and adapt to whatever we had to face.
Information is in more demand than ever. Regardless of the challenges that are unfolding, we want to give you our assurance that the Journal is working hard to distribute CRE news through all of our media outlets:
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Most importantly, we wish you all good health.
John Picard, president at NEREJ/NYREJ, Norwell, Mass.
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