John Banks, the five-year president of the Real Estate Board of New York announced Wednesday that he’s retiring to spend more time with his family and pursue philanthropic interests. Jim Whelan, the current executive vice president, has been confirmed to succeed Banks.
Source: Inman News
New York real estate board names new president
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