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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: January 11, 2022
IREM Greater NY Chapter celebrates award winners
New York, NY Michael Torres, president of the Greater New York Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) celebrated the organization’s 2022 annual award winners.
Torres said, “These individuals and companies have established exceptional practices and initiatives that not only stand out in a field of their peers, but improves the quality of their work environment, their client experiences, and their communities at large. The talent, ingenuity and, passion demonstrated by these winners speaks volumes about the quality of real estate professionals in the industry today.”
IREM NYC’s Annual Dinner & Awards will be held on Thursday, March 3rd at 230 FIFTH.
The award winners are:
Real Estate Person of the Year
Tonya Ores, executive director at Neighborhood Housing Services of Brooklyn CDC, Inc.
Certified Property Manager of the Year
Berry Perry, CPM, regional vice president at Conifer
Accredited Residential Manager of the Year
Tina Thiakodemitris, ARM, Ferrara Management Group
Accredited Commercial Manager of the Year
Stephanie Caulfield, ACoM, Kimco Realty
Accredited Management Organization of the Year
Parkchester Preservation Management, AMO
Industry Partner of the Year
Ideal Security Systems
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