Next High Growth Happy Hour focuses on real estate
There's an opportunity to hear from two fast growing, local real-estate startups at the next High Growth Happy Hour on August 3 in Detroit’s North End neighborhood.
Detroit’s rapidly fluctuating real estate market has no shortage of entrepreneurs breaking into it. There’s an opportunity to hear from two fast growing local startups at the next High Growth Happy Hour, August 3rd from 6 to 8 p.m., in Detroit’s North End neighborhood.
The speakers will be David Alade of Century Partners, a real estate development company with a holistic revitalization and innovative funding approach, and Max Nussenbaum, CEO & co-founder of property management startup Castle (read Model D’s profile on Castle and their rapid growth). David and Max will share insights into Detroit’s real estate market, including how they have broken in and created a new model for their businesses.
Agenda
6:00 – 6:30: Networking & Drinks
6:30 – 7:30: Casual chat and Q&A with attendees
7:30 – 8:00: Networking
RSVP here to attend. Space is limited for this free special event. Drinks and light appetizers will be served, and you’ll also get to be the first to see a brand new space Century Partners is redeveloping into a restaurant at 9425 John R Rd., Detroit.
Learn more about the High Growth Happy Hour series, which connects entrepreneurs and inspires them to scale in Metro Detroit.
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