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Jafri Journal forms joint venture with London-based The Property Network

New York, NY The Property Network (LPN) has formed an international partnership with Jafri Journal, known for their New York-based property networking events.

This collaboration highlights London’s global significance as a real estate hub, attracting investors and professionals due to its market and positioning.

“Together, TPN and Jafri Journal aim to foster stronger connections between London and New York property sectors,” said Harry Soning

“Jafri Journal has developed an infrastructure in digital media covering email newsletter, social media marketing , and advertising. It made sense to scale internationally strategically, specifically in London where for hundred years and beyond, investors have met to deal make. London is the capital of the financial world in today’s current capital markets,” said Joffe Bradley.

“Jafri Journal is positioned well to create its own demand and sphere its own trusted influence globally,” said Shahid Jafri.

Sources to Jafri say this is the start as it sees itself targeting 50 countries over the next seven years. Bradley formerly worked for Jafri Capital in Manhattan, prior retuning to his home in London. Through Bradley and TPN the partnership is positioned to target Europe, Asia, and the gulf region. Jafri Journal also recently partnered with Contractors, Closers & Connections (CCC). An Atlanta-based real estate event company, which has a footprint in 15 American cities. Jafri Journal mentioned that it was able to go global due to the partnership with CCC at home in USA and the firm leadership CCC instills.

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