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Thru the Lens: NYCREW holds Annual Holiday Gala

NYCREW's recently held their Annual Holiday Gala. Preparing for an evening of festivities, fine fare and honors at the Columbus Town House, Douglas Elliman Retail Group chairman and event co-chair Faith Hope Consolo was joined by fellow committee members: Kennetha Pettus, executive director, UNCCRC; event co-chair Christine Chipurnoi, SVP, Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA; Stephanie Cuba, principal, CC Strategies; and Lorraine Mazza, VP, ICSC. The venue coordinator was Maryanne Fusco, Douglas Elliman Real Estate.
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A guide to finding the right NYC property management company - by Sanjay Gandhi

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