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Posted: April 7, 2014
NYREJ to air NYREJ radio show April 15th; With host Kaplan and co-host Wilson
New York Real Estate Journal will be airing a new radio show called NYREJ radio. The show will be podcast weekly on UR Business Network, ITunes and NYREJ.com. NYREJ Radio's first show will air April 15th.
Host Rick Kaplan and co-host Eric Wilson, both employees at the New York Real Estate Journal and hosts of the popular New England Real Estate Journal Radio show (http://nerej.com/radio), will have interviews with professionals from the New York and New Jersey commercial real estate industry, headlines and announcements.
The New York Real Estate Journal, the largest commercial/investment real estate newspaper in the state will be celebrating its 25th anniversary on June 9th. Founded in 1989 by Roland Hopkins, the paper is a subscriber-based business publication that is delivered to the most important decision makers in the commercial real estate industry on a bi-weekly basis.
For more information to be a guest or sponsor, contact Rick or Eric at 800-654-4993 or email [email protected].
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