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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: February 6, 2014
Past President Award: Lisa Leary
Lisa Leary, CPM has enjoyed a career in property management since 1994. She is currently employed by Peabody Properties, Inc. as the director of administration/regional manager and is directly responsible for the administrative oversight of all company operations as well as being the regional manager for Mishawum Park, an affordable community in Charlestown, Mass.
Leary has been involved with the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) for several years, and is the immediate past president of the Boston #4 Metropolitan Chapter. Leary enjoys traveling and time with family, friends and pets and lives with her husband in Nashua, NH.
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