By Terri Lynn, SouthFloridaReporter.com, Managing Editor, Oct 11, 2015 – For the second consecutive year, the Miami New Construction Show will host South Florida’s only real estate expo and conference for preconstruction buyers and investors at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
This year’s four-day show runs from Thursday, Oct. 22 through Sunday, Oct. 25. More than 25,000 visitors are expected to descend on South Beach to learn about the latest projects, trends and opportunities in South Florida’s booming preconstruction condo market.
Organizers of this year’s Miami New Construction Show have expanded the exhibit space, doubled the number of expert panel discussions, added booths for real estate brokers, and now offers conference rooms for VIP presentations and educational sessions.
“We are thrilled to begin the count down to the launch of our second annual event in South Florida,” said Anita Funtek, founder and CEO of the Miami New Construction Show. “Our inaugural show exceeded our expectations on so many levels, and was the catalyst for us to move forward with more options and improvements for our second event scheduled for this October. I want to thank everyone involved – from our executive committee and panelists to our sponsors, exhibitors and support staff – for their dedication, professionalism and passion to make this year’s event an even bigger success.”
The Miami New Construction Show is a premier real estate event for buyers and investors, bringing together all the stakeholders in the market of new developments, luxury condominiums and housing projects in South Florida.
About the Miami New Construction Show: The 2nd Annual Miami New Construction Show will be held at the Miami Beach Convention Center, Hall D, from October 22 to 25, 2015. The four-day real estate exhibition will bring together key stakeholders in the new construction market in South Florida to create a marketplace where buyers meet sellers and service providers. The show has become an international reference for luxury living, drawing more than 25,000 visitors from the United States, Latin America, Europe and other regions of the world.
SOURCE Miami New Construction Show
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