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Posted: December 22, 2007
Rosabianca founder of Rosabianca & Associates speaks at exhibition
Luigi Rosabianca, principal attorney and founder of Rosabianca & Associates, PLLC, a full-service real estate law firm with offices in New York City and Milan, was featured on a panel with Thomas Guss of New York Residence on the legalities of property investment in the U.S. versus Europe at the annual Independent Investment Property Exhibition at the Royal Dublin Society's Simmonscourt Pavilion in Ballsbridge, Ireland.
"No other exhibition brings together such a diverse group of international property related companies, and we're expecting a great turnout this year," said a spokesperson for SDL Exhibitions Ltd., the organizer of the exhibition. "Rosabianca is a wonderful addition to our list of exhibitors and his firm's services will be in high demand with our audience."
Located in residential Ballsbridge, near Dublin, the Oct. 25-29 exhibition provided nearly 40,000 prospective buyers with educational information from experts in the fields of law, finance, maintenance, construction, rental, tourism and more.
For more information on the Independent Investment Property Exhibition, please visit, www.investexpo.ie/autumn07/index.htm.
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