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Posted: December 8, 2023
Clow of The Peabody Companies installed as ARM
Boston, MA April Clow was installed as an Accredited Residential Manager (ARM) of the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) during the December 6th Boston Friends of IREM Holiday Celebration.
Clow, who joined The Peabody Companies in September of 2019, is the property manager at Bedford Green in Bedford.
The ARM residential property management certification teaches early-career real estate managers the core competencies to manage residential properties successfully.
As such the ARM designation is widely recognized in the residential property management industry with recipients noted for demonstrating excellence in residential property management.
“It’s a pleasure to announce April’s achievement,” said William Woodward, 2023 president of IREM Boston Metropolitan Chapter No. 4 and a regional property manager with Greystar. “ARM® certification is highly valued within the property management industry, and attaining its designation is a professional milestone.”
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