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Posted: March 21, 2011
Remember when? March 14, 1996
Robert Martin Co. was the host to over 125 of the N.Y. area's leading real estate brokers at its 8th Annual Broker Hall of Fame Awards breakfast held at the Marriott Hotel. The event gave Robert Martin the opportunity to honor the commercial brokerage community and to recognize those firms whose efforts helped the company complete over 900,000 s/f of lease transactions in its Westchester/Fairfield portfolio during 1995.
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