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Posted: December 15, 2023
Asian Real Estate Professional Association hosts first annual Boston holiday party
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Boston, MA The Asian Real Estate Professional Association (AREPA) hosted its first annual Boston Holiday Party on Tuesday December 12th, at Colliers International located at 100 Federal St.
Special guest speakers included Ed Flynn, City Council president of City of Boston and Siqi Zheng, STL Champion professor of Urban and Real Estate Sustainability; Faculty director, MIT Center for Real Estate; Faculty director, MIT Sustainable Urbanization Lab. The event was over 120% sold out within only 2 weeks of marketing. The event was sponsored and hosted by Colliers International.
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For further information on future events and for membership information visit www.arepainc.org.
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