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Guthrie, Davis and Ingram of Brown Harris Stevens honored at REBNY gala

Manhattan, NY Brown Harris Stevens received two awards at REBNY’s 30th Anniversary Residential Brokerage Deal of the Year Charity & Awards Gala on Tuesday, October 30th at The Plaza.  

Brown Harris Stevens’ Caroline Guthrie, Naomi Davis, and Monika Ingram where honored for their achievements, professionalism, and service to the real estate industry.

REBNY’s 30th on the 30th gala raised funds for REBNY’s “Member in Need Fund,” which provides grants to residential brokerage members who are experiencing a financial crisis or hardship.

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