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Real Estate Tube Seeks New York Office
- Published May 17, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
It is exciting times for the team at Aussie-based property sales, rental and share platform RealEstateTube.com.
CEO Steve Makris and Content Director Camille Bianchi are heading to the Big Apple in June to soak up the sun and scout out some locations for a New York office.
“We believe some of our biggest opportunities will come from dense rental markets such as the United States east coast, and it makes sense to be operating in the same timezone,” Ms Bianchi said.
Real Estate Tube has just come from the Wholesale Investor series in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Maroochydore and are now taking their show on the road.
Real Estate Tube will also be attending the Global Online Classifieds Summit in Miami from June 20, where they will be meeting with some of the world’s biggest digital commerce platforms.
“This conference is an amazing opportunity to meet the best and brightest in the space, there are major players there and the energy will be incredible. We are so excited to attend,” Mr Makris said.
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