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Posted: February 5, 2019
CREWNY holds 2019 Economic Forecast event
Shown (from left) are: Alana Sliwinski, Esq., Troutman Sanders LLP; Heidi Learner, Savills Studley; Marianne Mathieu, CREWNY President and Fidelity National Title Group; Erin Timko, Trepp.
New York, NY On January 31st, CREWNY held an evening event, “2019 Economic Forecast – What Will the New Year Bring?” at host and sponsor Trepp’s offices. The speaker Heidi Learner, who serves as Savills Studley’s Chief Economist enlightened the crowd about what to expect in real estate markets in 2019.
Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) New York is dedicated to the advancement of professional women in commercial real estate through networking, education and leadership development. With approximately 250 members, CREWNY is the leading organization for professional women in commercial real estate in New York City. Since 1978, CREWNY has been opening minds and doors in the real estate industry for women professionals.
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