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National Standard Abstract Title Insurance honors six for contributions to advancement of affordable housing

Shown (from left) are elected and real estate industry honorees:  Kenneth Morrison of Lemor Development, Keith Gordon of NCV Capital Partners, actor Sean Ringgold–who emceed, Christopher Bramwell of CB Emmanuel, Osei Rubie of National Standard Abstract, NYC councilmember Daneek Miller, NYS assemblymember Alicia Hyndman, Ericka Keller of Brisa Builders, and NYC councilmember Donovan Richards.

New York, NY On July 19, National Standard Abstract title-insurance honored six individuals for their contributions to the advancement of affordable housing in the NYC area. The event was held at the Allegria Hotel in Long Beach.

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