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News:
Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: December 25, 2015
Upcoming Online NAIOP Courses:
Upcoming Online NAIOP Courses:
• Leasing Marketing and Negotiations January 6 - February 24 (Wednesdays, noon - 2PM)
• Financial Analysis of Development Projects January 7 - February 25 (Thursdays, noon - 2PM)
• Essentials of the Development Process March 2 - April 27 (Wednesdays, noon - 2PM)
• Basic Real Estate Finance March 3 - April 28 (Thursdays, noon - 2PM)
Onsite courses are taught by local industry experts. Online courses include a unique opportunity to participate in a face to face discussion with a local industry leader upon course conclusion.
Participants are eligible to receive the NAIOP Certificate of Advanced
Study in Commercial Real Estate OR Real Estate Finance.
Questions? Contact Taylor Pederson at 781-453-6900 x7
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