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Realtor
Day at the Capitol
The Connecticut
CCIM Chapter and the Connecticut SIOR Chapter’s participated
in Realtor Day on April 4th at the Capitol. We
attended along with the Connecticut Association of Realtors
to work out bills, specifically, for our chapters, HB 6360
energy scoring of real estate, we found that our group who
met at the Governors office with the liaison for Governor
Malloy, Paul Mounds, that they had struck the commercial /
industrial scoring from the bill.
We were advised by Representative Berger and Representative
Selim Noujaim, to be sure we watch this bill right to the
end, as the language gets back in with the bill. A reminder
to talk to your legislators.
Those who
attended Realtor Day was Joel Witkiewicz, Advance Realty in
Bristol; Joe Wrinn, liaison for the SIOR Chapter from
Goodfellow Ashmore in Danbury; also attending the meeting
was Jeff Ryer, CCIM/SIOR, Ryer Associates in Danbury; and
our Chapter President, Fred Petrella, CCIM, of CT. Realty
Group LLC in New Haven.
Separately, Tom
Hill III, CCIM/SIOR and Bryan Atherton, CCIM, were assigned
to go to the LOB in room 1A to deal with the Waterbury and
Valley Board of Realtors to meet with their local
legislators. Also, CARR lined up other hearing rooms for
the realty boards across Connecticut, to meet with their
various legislators. There was a huge turn out, starting
early in the morning with breakfast. Attorney Eugene
Marconi, CAR’s general counsel, did some of the speaking and
he always reminds us all to join CAR (Connecticut
Association of Realtors), to lobby for our causes at the
State Legislature. Our liaison, Joel Witkiewicz, took a
group of CCIM’s to the Polish National Hall in Hartford for
lunch.
By: Tom Hill
III, CCIM/SIOR
Pictured Above: Representative Larry Butler,
Representative Selim Noujaim,
Representative Rob Sampson, Mary Ann Hebert, 2013 CAR
President, Bryan Atherton, CCIM,
Deborah Cronin, Waterbury Board and Tom Hill III, CCIM/SIOR.
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Country Loft Antiques, Woodbury, Ct.,
Wedding facility with many bookings for 2013.
Opportunity available for someone who knows the
hospitality / liquor end of the business or private
investor to open a wine bar and full service
restaurant, which is approved. Option to be partners
or equity investor with the owner, who is
a rain maker, and / or a partner in the facility with
your own wine bar business, and cooperating with the
landlords wedding and function venture. 3
beautifully improved structures including a 5
bedroom B&B with designer kitchen and gorgeous
entertaining areas.
This property is located
on 19 pastoral acres in historic Woodbury,
Connecticut. Authentic French Country antiques
along with wine accoutrements, accessories, and
culinary antiques, and a large selection of unique
gifts. Fully permitted to add a restaurant /
catering facility with full liquor and a bar.
Cooking School –
200 car parking – permit for outdoor tent
overlooking the pond. Woodbury is in the center of
at least 5 suburban bedroom communities, many of
which are New York hideaways. A real show piece.
Sale, Lease or JV.
http://countryloftantiques.com/
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Why Choose a
CCIM?
The Certified
Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) designation is
awarded to a very elite group of commercial real estate
professionals by the Commercial Investment Real Estate
Institute. The designation is earned after completion of
an education program
 administered
by the Institute covering all aspects of commercial
investment real estate; passing stringent written
examinations; and completion of a required number of
hands-on commercial real estate transactions. The
average CCIM Designee has over 10 years experience.
Since the CCIM program was launched 35 years ago, less
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