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ICSC Day 1: Scenes From CO’s Party

By May 21, 2018 3:34 pm
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Jared Epstein of Aurora Capital (right) talking to Zachary Pomerantz of AR Global Wynn/Encore photo services
From left: Adelaide Posinelli of Eastern Consolidated, Steven Hornstock of ABS and Connie Alimena of Statewide Abstract Corp.
From left: Adelaide Posinelli of Eastern Consolidated, Steven Hornstock of ABS and Connie Alimena of Statewide Abstract Corp. Wynn/Encore photo services
Doug Steiner and guest.
Doug Steiner and guest. Wynn/Encore photo services
From left: Rebecca Olshan of Eastern Consolidated, Mindy Epstein, Robin Abrams of Eastern Consolidated and Jared Epstein of Aurora.
From left: Rebecca Olshan of Eastern Consolidated, Mindy Epstein, Robin Abrams of Eastern Consolidated and Jared Epstein of Aurora. Wynn/Encore photo services
From left: Geoff Bailey of Ripco and Avison Young's James Nelson and Brent Glodowski.
From left: Geoff Bailey of Ripco and Avison Young's James Nelson and Brent Glodowski. Wynn/Encore photo services
From left: Dan Gorczycki of Avison Young, Jessica Lappin of Downtown Alliance and Michael Goodgold, President of Real Estate Arts.
From left: Dan Gorczycki of Avison Young, Jessica Lappin of Downtown Alliance and Michael Goodgold, President of Real Estate Arts. Wynn/Encore photo services
Christopher Conlon of Arcadia, Jeffrey Roseman and Marc Frankel of Newmark Knight Frank.
Christopher Conlon of Arcadia, Jeffrey Roseman and Marc Frankel of Newmark Knight Frank. Wynn/Encore photo services

The fun began last night in Las Vegas at the Encore‘s Jardin, where Commercial Observer hosted a party to kick off the International Council of Shopping Centers‘ annual RECon event.

Many of the best names in New York City real estate came to sip wine and eat prosciutto and talk about everybody’s favorite topics: retail, retail, retail.

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But don’t take our word for it. Check out our slideshow.

Christopher Conlon, Geoff Bailey, ICSC 2018, International Council of Shopping Centers, James Nelson, Jared Epstein, Jeffrey Roseman, Jessica Lappin, slideshow, Acadia Realty Trust, Aurora Capital Acquisitions, Avison Young, Newmark, Ripco Real Estate
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