Location: The Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center Colorado's largest condo development conference of the year with more than 400 attendees anticipated.  4 hours of real estate continuing education credit have been approved.

LOCATION Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center Join more than 500 of the leading players in the Colorado multifamily real estate market. 4 hours of real estate continuing education credit have been approved.

LOCATION Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center This is Colorado's largest office conference of the year with more than 500 attendees anticipated including owners, developers, investors, corporate end-users, brokers, lenders, interior designers, contractors & tenant finish firms and other Colorado commercial real estate professionals. 4 hours of real estate continuing education credit have been approved.

LOCATION Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center This is the largest industrial development and investment conference of the year in Colorado with more than 350 attendees anticipated. 4 hours of real estate continuing education credit have been approved.

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