Jimeetre Miller recounts her experience working as the executive assistant at the Foundation so far, what she's learned about commercial real estate and what she values about the community.
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Why do we work in Suffolk, VA so often? These are just some of our favorite aspects of living in this community ➡️https://buff.ly/3y94VsK #suffolkVA #communityspotlight #suffolkrealestate #realestateblog #realestateVA
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Forming strategic partnerships and lasting impacts begins from within. At Avenue, we honor our founding principles of partnership, integrity, and community involvement by serving as a resouce to our partners. Learn more about our Avenue approach: https://hubs.li/Q02r6zHq0
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The good momentum and growth along Howard Street (both on the north side in #Evanston and the south side in #Chicago) is due in part to smart city planning and collaborative economic development.
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Great practical advice on how to prepare for community growth from these fine leaders.
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Awesome interview Jimeetre!