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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: October 11, 2022
October and November 2022 IREM New York Events:
October 12
11 am - Noon
LL84 vs. LL97: It’s important that you know the difference - Complimentary webinar presented by Bright Power’s CEO & Founder Jeff Perlman
Do you get confused when your building has an “A” but still has LL97 fines in 2030? That’s because LL84 and LL97 have two different purposes and measurements. Perlman will help you better understand what’s what so you can accurately communicate to your boards and owners.
November 6
NY Jets vs Buffalo Bills
$195 pp (includes tailgate and ticket to game)
Seats in section 143
Game time is 1:00 but we’re tailgating, so come at 10:00!
After you register, download the New York Jets app and your ticket(s) will be delivered electronically the day before the game.
As an added bonus, we’ll be joined by our friends from IREM NJ!
To register for these events please visit iremnyc.org
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