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October 5, 2022 issue:
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A Night in Lower Tuck
Great food, drinks, games, and live entertainment, with chances to win incredible door prizes. Experience and engage in everything Lower Tuck has to offer. Presenting sponsor, Third & Urban. |
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CE Day with Updates & Elective
Join other commercial practitioners for CE Day offering a BICUP, GenUp, and Elective at thExchange. Lunch is included if you register for both AM and PM classes. |
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Annual Meeting
Wrap up an unforgettable 2022 with CRCBR! This year's Annual Meeting will feature keynote speaker Moody's Analytics Head of Commercial Real Estate Economics, Victor Calanog. Registration is now open. |
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Leadership Spotlight: Kelvin Day
Get to know Park Commercial Real Estate's Kelvin Day, who is a former professional golfer. The Englishman compares the community of Charlotte brokers to "a lot of golfers on tour." Day said he loves meeting successful people in our industry and learning from them. |
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Members on the Move
Featuring members Kivett Williams, Forde Britt, Jennifer Church, Kathleen Rose, Christopher Loyd, Andy Burger, and Kris Westmoreland. Do you have member news or updates you'd like to share? Send them to thevoice@crcbr.org.
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Four Members Named to CBJ's Power 100 List
The Charlotte Business Journal recently named Johno Harris eighth among the Top 10 in this year's Power 100 list. Fellow CRCBR members Tracy Dodson, Chris Platé and Skip Tuttle also joined Harris in the regional recognition.
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CRCBR Earns Gold Accreditation
CRCBR worked to meet more than 40 benchmarks to reach the special gold designation from the National Association of REALTORS®. The accreditation program serves as a visual recognition to practitioners, signifying the quality of services you can expect from CRCBR, which positively impacts your business.
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Questions Answered about Cabarrus Water
Recently, REBIC talked with the WSACC team and got answers to some basic questions about the water supply in Cabarrus County. The group learned about the county's water capacity along with future capacity issues. REBIC has future plans to revisit the issue with WSACC. |
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