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Posted: September 18, 2009
Realty USA hosts CIREB's Sept. marketing session in Rensselar
CIREB's Sept. marketing session was held at the Rensselaer Train Station and featured deLaet's Landing. Listed by Realty USA, it is a new mixed-use development on the Hudson River. Scheduled to begin construction in the spring of 2010, it will be built in phases, with the first phase comprising 200 new residential units, 40,000 s/f of retail, and the creation of the new harbor and pier.
Upcoming marketing sessions:
* Thursday, Oct. 1 hosted by CBRE/Albany at 1 Racemark Way, Malta.
* Thursday, Nov. 5 hosted by Albany Management at 41 State St.
* Thursday, Dec. 3 hosted by Windsor Development.
CIREB welcomes the following new members:
Broker membership: Jennifer Brandolino, NY's Real Estate Connection; and Jim Villasenor, Bethlehem Realty Assoc.
* Associate membership: Leah Capobianco, Conley Realty; Janice Cotton, Tech Valley Homes; Mary Cox, Pyramid Brokerage; and Richard Curri, Conley Realty.
CIREB is an organization of real estate professionals who broker the sale, lease and/or exchange of commercial properties. The goal of CIREB is to represent the common interests of its members and at the same time allow its clients the benefit and experience of over 500 commercial specialists working together. CIREB's membership includes brokers, agents, property managers, developers, appraisers, attorneys, developers, economic development agencies and financial institutions actively engaged in the business of commercial real estate. Established in 1967, CIREB maintains the country's oldest and most advanced commercial multiple listing service (MLS). Visit www.CIREB.com for more information.
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