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Posted: July 14, 2010
New York Real Estate Journal to publish daily email newsletter
The 20-year old weekly New York Real Estate Journal, the largest commercial/investment newspaper in the country, published twice a month, is launching a daily electronic newsletter. The "Daily RE Cap" will cover New York sales, leases, mortgages, construction and many activities linked to the multi-trillion dollar industry.
One of the unique daily features will be a personality profile on a leading commercial real estate professional and another will cover past events (some going back almost 20 years).
For more information email Patrick Dugan at [email protected] or call 781-878-4540.Patrick Dugan, rejournal.com The New York Real Estate Journal's "Daily Re Cap."
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