BISNOW TURNS SIX!

This month, we celebrate six years since we started our publications, first in DC, then NYC, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, Boston, Atlanta, and now LA. In pioneering the all-electronic daily CRE e-blast since August 2004, we've tried to be fun, colorful, picture-heavy, personality-oriented, informative, and super-timely.
We can't thank you enough for your hospitality and support, especially in New York, which turns two next month. (And we started a week after the Lehman collapse—how's that for timing?) Here,650 of you gathered at Cooper Union for our first big NYC Real Estate Summit last October. We're shooting for a repeat performance Sept. 15, with a great group of luminaries lined up: Vornado New York prez David Greenbaum, Cantor Commercial Real Estate CEO Anthony Orso, Brookfield US prez Dennis Friedrich, Eastern Consolidated chairman Peter Hauspurg, SL Green director of leasing Steve Durels, Stellar Management CEO Robert Rosania, Fried Frank partner Jonathan Mechanic, and Cole Schotz partner Leo Leyva, our great moderator. More speakers will be announced soon—don't miss what's sure to be the talk of the town! Great schmoozing, too. Register here.

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