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Posted: May 15, 2008
Boston Realty Advisors retail division to exhibit at ICSC Vegas convention
Boston Realty Advisors (BRA) will exhibit at the 2008 ICSC Spring Convention "The Global Retail Real Estate Convention" at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The show will be held May 18th through May 21st. BRA will be located at N833, 8th Ave.
Over 50,000 retail real estate executives will attend the convention. Developers, retailers and lenders come together to network and conduct business.
"The show is a great opportunity for BRA to showcase our aggressive marketing strategies for shopping center owners looking to sell their centers. "BRA is continuing its focus on selling centers and its landlord representation services for new developments and high profile urban retail locations," said Greg Pond of BRA.
BRA will also have all partners attending, Jeremy Freid, William Catlin, Jr. and Jason Weissman.
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