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NAIOP’s Battle of the Bands Happens May 6

Save the date—May 6—as NAIOP's Battle of the Bands returns to turn it up and rock out. Keystone Property Group SVP and former NAIOP president Rich Gottlieb says this legacy event will be awesome. Great networking and industry bonding, with five new bands this year and proceeds going to the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation. The event will be hosted by DJs from WMMR and held at the iconic World Café Live. Rich says he’s expecting at least 500 people with great food, drinks and those commercial real estate professionals who live to rock. Find out more here, and for more info on our Bisnow partner, NAIOP, click here.

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The Greater Philadelphia chapter of the NAIOP is over 100 members strong and offers meetings on a broad range of topics of interest to developers, investors, brokers and more.

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