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Posted: May 26, 2015
BakerHostetler holds real estate networking event on April 22nd
Real estate developers, owners, financiers, and other professionals gathered at The Cutting Room on April 22nd to talk shop and connect with stakeholders in the NYC real estate community. BakerHostetler welcomed 170 industry deal makers to its inaugural networking event for an evening of cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and live music by classic rock tribute band Wonderous Stories.
"We know deals and projects come together in a myriad of ways," said Dennis Russo, head of BakerHostetler's New York real estate team. "This event is a way for the movers and shakers in NYC's real estate market to push away from their desks to connect and hopefully collaborate with other professionals. We hope to make this an annual event."
The invitation-only event also featured guest amateur musicians from New York's real estate community who joined the band on stage.
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