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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: March 10, 2023
SIOR’S Spring 2023 event April 26-29, 2023 Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Join leaders from every facet of industrial and office commercial real estate and across the globe as they come together to share tactical knowledge, hear different perspectives on emerging market trends and form strong relationships that facilitate business deals.
Online registration is available for all individuals. Those without an existing SIOR account will be prompted to create one as part of the log-in process.
Member Price: $1095 - After March 23: $1315
Non-Member: $1330 - After March 23: $1550
Find out more: https://www.sior.com/SIORconferences/spring/spring2023event
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SIOR’s Fall 2023 Event will be held in Chicago at The Palmer House Hilton on October 12-14.
(Details Coming soon)
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