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Posted: January 17, 2023
IREM NYC 2023 award winners
Manhattan, NY IREM NYC Announces 2023 Award Winners!
Congratulate the honorees at the organization’s Annual Dinner & Awards on Thursday, March 2, 2023 at 230 FIFTH in NYC.
For more information or to register please visit iremnyc.org
Real Estate Person of the Year
Bob Klehammer
Vice president/managing director of Douglas Elliman Property Management & executive general manager, Riverbay Corporation/Co-op City
Certified Property Manager of the Year
Michael Torres, CPM
Parkchester Preservation
Management
Accredited Residential Manager of the Year
Michael Berkowitz, ARM
Argo Real Estate
Accredited Commercial Manager of the Year
Tywan Anthony, ACoM
Kimco Realty
Accredited Management Organization of the Year
First Service Residential
Industry Partner of the Year
Bright Power
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