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Thru the Lens: Long Island's AFE Chapter 4

Long Island's AFE Chapter 4 had a chapter meeting in Manhattan to discuss and view the new construction site of the spectacular Hudson Yards development, the most dramatic real estate development in the city's history combining 14 acres of mixed use development on the West side of Manhattan. For more info see hudsonyardsnewyork.com. Shown (from left) are: Guy Davi, vice president, AFE Chapter 4, Atlantic Power Systems; Robert Bender, president AFE Chapter 4, RB Bender Group Inc.; Joe LaRocca, senior director and past president AFE Chapter 4, Field Construction NY, project manager and Michelle Marie Zere, executive vice president, Zere Real Estate Services.
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