AREPA hosts 14th Distinguished Speaker Event

(L to R) David Qian of Situs Partners, LLC; Samuel Hyatt of JP Morgan Private Bank; David Sessa of GCP Capital Group; Patrick Yu, of Salamon Gruber, Blaymore & Srenger PC & AREPA: Tony Huang of The Heights Real Estate Company & AREPA; Jerry Pi of Pi Capital Partners; Christina Ying of Herrick, Feinstein, LLP; Margaret Ling of AmTrust Title; George Xu of Century Development Group & AREPA; Lita Wall of Metropolitan Commercial Bank Founder & Pi Capital Partners

Manhattan, NY The Asian Real Estate Professional Association (AREPA) hosted its 14th Distinguished Speaker Event at J.P. Morgan Private Bank located at 383 Madison Ave. Jerry Pi, The chairman and founder of Pi Capital Partners spoke to a sold out crowd of over 100 Real Estate professionals about his company projects and the state of the NYC Real estate market.

The event was sponsored and hosted by J.P. Morgan Private Bank. For further information on future events and for membership information please go to www.arepainc.org

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