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Fried Frank holiday party brings together Real Estate Industry’s Who's Who

Manhattan, NY This year’s Fried Frank real estate holiday gala, held at Cipriani 42nd St. on December 6th, was a celebration of a resurgent real estate market, attracting the real estate industry’s most well-known personalities. Executives joined their colleagues in the yearly celebration. Hosted by Fried Frank’s real estate partners and chairman of the Real Estate Department, Jonathan Mechanic.

Featuring elegant décor, including a massive crystal ceiling centerpiece and images of New York City’s skyline on its walls, Cipriani 42nd Street provided ideal ambiance for the event.

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