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Milio of Trion Real Estate named president of the Building and Realty Institute

Carmelo Milio, Trion Real Estate Management Carmelo Milio, Trion Real Estate Management

Yonkers, NY According to The Building and Realty Institute, Carmelo Milio has been named 2016 president of the Builders Institute/Building and Realty Institute of Westchester and the Mid-Hudson Region.

Milio is president of Trion Real Estate Management LLC, a property management company that recently celebrated its 35th anniversary. He is also founder and chief investment officer of Trion Holdings LLC, a platform for acquiring undervalued and value-added multifamily properties throughout the tristate area.

Officials at the 1,500-member Building and Realty Institute said the new president will apply marketing techniques to further expand membership and spotlight the organization’s projects, accomplishments and 70-year history as one the largest construction, development and real estate-related industry trade associations in New York.

Milio said he also will seek to create more numerous and more effective networking opportunities for all association members.

“As the current president of Trion Real Estate Management and the former chair of the BI-BRI Apartment Owners Advisory Council, I have worked closely every day with professionals at every level of the industry - managers, owners, board members and contractors,” he said. “Forging and strengthening these professional and personal connections has always been a key force driving Trion’s incredible record of growth and success, and that’s something I plan to bring to BI-BRI.”

Albert A. Annunziata, executive director of Builders Institute/Building and Realty Institute in the announcement called Milio “one of the most energetic, enthusiastic persons in this industry. A consummate and knowledgeable professional, he has an uncanny instinct for what works and what doesn’t. He also has that unique ability to bring out the very best in people.”

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