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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: March 6, 2014
03-11-2014 - IREM Boston Upcoming Events
March 11 : MKL405 - Marketing & Leasing: Multifamily Properties - CPM Required Course
March 12: Successful Site Management - RES201 - ARM Required Course, 5.5 days Immerse yourself in this course covering residential site management from A to Z, including enhanced content to address the unique needs of affordable housing and student housing!
March 20: Join us for a tour of the Anheuser-Busch Brewery in Merrimac N.H.
April 3: Tour the Massachusetts State House followed by a Networking Event at Cheers Restaurant on Beacon Hill.
May 8: New Hampshire State House Tour and Networking Event at Tandy's Top Shelf Restaurant, Concord, NH
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