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Posted: July 30, 2019
July Spotlight: Celebrating 30 Years with the New York Real Estate Journal
New York, NY The New York Real Estate Journal published it's 30th anniversary with a special spotlight edition, looking back on 30 years of success with the New York real estate community. This spotlight celebrates NYREJ's long standing relationships with New York companies specializing in real estate and other partner industries. NYREJ partners with real estate professionals, companies and trade organizations to promote transactions, achievements and events for the industry. Here's to 30 more years of success!
CLICK HERE for the 30th Anniversary Q & A feature.
NYREJ would like to thank the Featured Companies and Sponsors for their contributions to this issue:
Featured Companies:
- Law Offices C. Jaye Berger
- National Standard Abstract
- Forchelli Deegan Terrana LLP
- Cignature Realty
- AKF
- Kenne Shepherd Interior Design Architecture
- JAACRES
- TRITEC
- Tri State Commercial
Sporsors:
- Exchange Solutions
- Certilman Balin
- CREW New York
- City of Yonkers
- Hanna Commercial Real Estate
- Bohler Engineering
- YM/WREA
- Brandt, Steinberg, Lewis & Blond LLP
- Nassau County Industrial Development Agency
- Graphic Developments Inc.
- Windels Marx
- Meridian
- Adams & Co.
- Rosenberg & Estis, P.C.
- TerraCRG
- EPIC Security
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