CIBS News
The panel, moderated by CIBS Treasurer and program co-chair David F. Chinitz, discussed such issued as employment contacts, short sales, ways to insure commissions, possible new advertising regulations and the effects of Capital plans. Panelists included: Peter L. Curry, partner in the real estate department at Farrell Fritz, P.C., David P. Leno, partner at Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, P.C., where he is Chair of the Zoning and Land Use Practice Group and William Cornachio, partner in the Corporate & Commercial and Real Estate Practice Groups at Rivkin Radler. |
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Peter L. Curry, partner with Farrell Fritz law firm, was named Associate Member of the Year by CIBS, the Commercial Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island. Ceremony was held Thursday at group's annual meeting in Melville. Bestowing honors are CIBS board members from left Alberto Fiorini, of Alliance Real Estate Corp.; Gary Joel Schacker of United Realty Inc.; and David Pennetta of Oxford & Simpson. (Photo: IQ Strategy Group/Cindy M. Smith). |
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Suffolk County treasurer and Republican county executive candidate Angie Carpenter met this morning with CIBS, the Commercial Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island. She was introduced by David Pennetta, president of the organization. (Photo CIBS/Norm Oberlander)
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| Babylon Town Supervisor Steve Bellone told Long Island commercial brokers Wednesday that county government "should take a more aggressive role" in attracting employers to Suffolk County, following what he called "the Babylon model" of delivering government services. Bellone, center, meets with CIBS president David Pennetta, of Oxford & Simpson, left, and board member Alberto Fiorini, of Alliance Real Estate Corp., right, after meeting. |
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Brookhaven Town supervisor Mark Lesko, with microphone, updates real estate industry audience on plans to stimulate mixed-use downtown around Ronkonkoma Long Island Railroad, days before town issued RFQ launching bidding process. In a regional planning first, Lesko advocates using form-based zoning to transform underused acres surrounding busy Ronkonkoma station into lively downtown featuring homes, businesses, retail and worksites. Form-based zoning effectively writes land use and building codes around community preferences and planning goals, reversing the usual process. Warren Strugatch, left, of IQ Strategy Group, a Hauppauge marketing and business consulting firm, moderated the program, called 20/20 Vision: Long Island in the 2020s (and Beyond); speakers discussed how Smart Growth projects are driving economic growth in communities across the country. Renaissance Downtowns founder Don Monti, to Lesko's right, and Tri-State Transportation Campaign planner Ryan Lynch, to his left, spoke earlier that day, presenting a series of examples of successful Smart Growth programs nationally. Event was hosted by CIBS-LI, the Commercial and Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island, in Plainview.
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Events
February Member Social - Date and Location To Be Announced March Member Meeting
Topic and date to be announced April Annual CIBS/ABLI Dinner Thursday, April 19th, 2012 Carlyle on the Green, Bethpage State Park 6:00pm - 10:00pm Full details to follow
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