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Posted: December 23, 2013
01-07-2013 - NYCREW to hold panel discussion
NYCREW will present Global Real Estate Trends in 2014, a panel discussion featuring Heidi Learner, chief economist at Studley, Jonathan Woloshin, executive director/co-head of fundamental research, UBS Financial Services, and Dennis Yeskey, chairman of MIT's Center for Real Estate. The three will focus on the local real estate market, the national and global economy and the financial capital markets. The event will be held January 7th from 6 - 8 p.m. at UBS Financial Services, 1285 Avenue of the Americas.
Registration: $75 NYCREW Members │ $90 CREW-Chapter Members │ $110 Non-Members │ $30 Students
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