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Boston Landlord & Investor Group Annual Conference

On October 14th, 2009, The Boston Landlord and Investor Group, a 2,000+ member strong organization, will hold their annual conference with the theme Investing in Real Estate: How to Proposer in the New Economy.

The free conference aims to provide an informative overview of Boston’s current real estate market, and will assemble four Boston real estate experts that will speak about the local real estate investment market, future real estate trends, and opportunities to invest in Boston.

Guest speakers for the event include:

  • Jeanine Hall, VP of Lending at Citibank
  • Simon Butler, Executive Director at Cushman & Wakefield (Sold in excess of 25,000 apartment rental units valued at more than $3.2 billion)
  • Debi Benoit, Vice President at Coldwell Banker (Sold more than $725 million in real estate and Wellesley’s #1 broker from 2006 through 2008)
  • Terry Hillery, President of Hillery Holding Company (Privately held real estate company with an established track record of successful Boston developments)

The conference will provide an opportunity to learn what local real estate experts are doing, what they think you can do in order to profit in the new real estate economy, and what their predictions are for the future.

When: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 6:30 PM
Where: Citibank (1st floor) 491 Boylston St. Boston, MA 02116 (between Clarendon St. and Berkeley St. in Back Bay)

To register for this free event, please RSVP to Matt Martinez at: info [at] landlordandinvestor [dot] com. For more information, please call (617) 448-5550.

 

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One Response to “Boston Landlord & Investor Group Annual Conference”

  1. Jared says:

    Interesting to hear from Simon Butler that Boston is the number 2 investment market behind Washington DC, and ahead of Portland / San Francisco. With the majority of bidders (on properties) out of state and first-time Boston buyers, it says a lot about the relative stature of Boston as an investment market.

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