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Marketing Directors earns award for Platinum

The CNBC Americas Property Awards 2008, in association with The New York Times, has awarded The Marketing Directors, Inc. with a Best Property Marketing USA award. The Manhattan-based company earned the prestigious award for its successful marketing and sales efforts on Platinum, a striking 43-story condominium building located in the heart of Manhattan's Times Square. Platinum was also awarded Best High Rise Development, while two other Manhattan developments currently marketed and sold by The Marketing Directors were also recognized, including Best Renovation for The Setai, a collection of luxury condominiums rising in downtown Manhattan; and Best New Construction for Visionaire, a 33-story "Green" residential building rising in Battery Park City. "To be recognized among the very best from around the world is an extraordinary achievement," said Adrienne Albert, founder and national director of the Marketing Directors, Inc.
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