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Posted: September 29, 2026
IREM NYC’s annual rooftop cocktail party wraps up the end of summer September 16th
Manhattan, NY IREM NYC hosted their annual goodbye-to-summer rooftop cocktail party on Wednesday evening, September 16th at the rooftop on 230 FIFTH.
The temp was warm, the cocktails were cold and the conversation and industry wide camaraderie put a smile on everyone’s face!
Amber D’Angelo, First OnSite; Sharon Hart Fanelli, Cushman & Wakefield; and Nick Stolatis, EPN Residential.
and Claudio Gonzalez, ALC Environmental.
IREM NYC extends a huge thank you to the evening’s industry partner sponsor, Claudio Gonzalez of ALC Environmental.
We are so grateful for the ongoing support of our valued industry partners. For a complete directory of our fully vetted partners, please visit iremnyc.org.
Photos by Van Stolatis
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