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Caryl Communications, Inc., appointed media correspondent for NJAA

Caryl Communications, Inc., revealed its appointment as media correspondent for the New Jersey Apartment Association (NJAA), headquartered in Monroe Township. NJAA is the recognized voice of the state's multifamily housing industry and is committed to advancing the welfare of the apartment-rental industry in N.J. Established as a 501(c) (6) non-profit trade organization, the NJAA's diverse membership is comprised of owners, managers, builders, and developers of market-rate, affordable, military, student and senior housing, as well as the suppliers and professional service providers who support the multi-family rental industry. Multi-family rental housing supports more than 44,000 jobs and provides housing to more than one million families. NJAA's members are committed to assuring safe, clean and affordable rental homes are available throughout the state's 565 municipalities, as well as fortifying New Jersey's multi-family housing stock for future generations. NJAA members own and manage nearly 190,000 rental apartments spanning every county in New Jersey. The organization's growth in recent years is directly linked to its advocacy, education and commitment to elevating the benchmarks for quality rental housing. Membership is at an all-time high of 667 member companies and 1,400 properties, with 109 new member companies and 12,848 units in 2013.
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