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Posted: July 1, 2016
Grey of Greater Harlem RE Board hosts mixer with Horsford of Apex Building Group, Rubie of National Standard Abstract, Morrison of Lemor Development
Shown (from left) are: Maurice Grey, Greater Harlem Real Estate Board; Robert Horsford, Apex Building Group; Osei Rubie, National Standard Abstract; and Kenneth Morrison, Lemor Development Group.Manhattan, NY On June 7th, more than 240 real estate professionals from NY and NJ attended a networking mixer hosted by Maurice Grey, Greater Harlem Real Estate Board; RobertHorsford, Apex Building Group; Osei Rubie, National Standard Abstract; and Kenneth Morrison, Lemor Development Group. The event, at Cove Lounge in Harlem, drew the commercial and residential real-estate industry’s most active professionals including developers, brokers, lenders, private-equity firms and attorneys.
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