Brooklyn Historical Society hosts quarterly real estate round table
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Some heavy hitters in the Brooklyn real estate scene gathered inside the Brooklyn Historical Society (BHS) on Tuesday for two hours of close-contact networking, food and updates from selected speakers on their companies’ latest projects.
Agents, brokers, principals and attorneys paid $300 to attend the quarterly roundtable event — the proceeds of which directly benefit BHS — gathering first in the society’s stunning two-story Othmer Library for cocktails and conversation.
“We all get together four times a year and talk about business,” said Bosko Stankovic, a commercial real estate analyst for Ingram & Hebron Realty Corp. “You tend to see the same faces each time.”