The Real Estate Roundtable with IPRG
NYC Regulation: Enemy or Friend?
Sep 16, 202637 min
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Hosted by IPRG · business · EN-US · 40 episodes
IPRG Partners and guests discuss various topics on New York City Real Estate and the broader Real Estate Market.
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