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Posted: November 3, 2020
IREON to offer free webinar “Building Compliance, its Laws and Regulations.”
Westbury, NY ireon">ireon is offering a free webinar for real estate owners, developers, owners, operators and tenants, “Building Compliance, its Laws and Regulations.” The webinar will be held November 16th, 2020 at 4 p.m. and will be moderated by New York Real Estate Journal (NYREJ) publisher, Kristine Wolf.
The scheduled panelists are:
- Brian Earley and Tynesha Terry-Goode of Metropolis Group, Inc.,
- Neil Skidell of The ParGroup,
- Peter Sabesan and James Pirot of Cresa,
- Jeffrey Bernard of The Rampart Group, and
- Adam Kapner of NYC Apartment Management
To register, CLICK HERE
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