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Le Fever of Deegan~Sanglyn receives CCIM award

Every year the Upstate New York CCIM Chapter, Inc. honors two commercial real estate practitioners or future leaders in the commercial and investment real estate industry with a CI 101 chapter award. The recipients of a CI 101 Award must demonstrate a commitment to the commercial real estate industry, civic involvement, communication skills and submitted professional references. Dan Le Fever of Deegan~Sanglyn Commercial Estate is one of the recipients of this award. Joseph Deegan, CCIM, owner of Deegan~Sanglyn said, "I am extremely pleased that Dan has achieved this goal, and has received this award. He truly deserves it."
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