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Chris Nuzzi, Brian Doyle and Toni Hoverkamp.

Chris Nuzzi, Brian Doyle and Toni Hoverkamp.

Elizabeth Hulse, Julie Crowley, Danelle Clark and Thomas Crawford

Elizabeth Hulse, Julie Crowley, Danelle Clark and Thomas Crawford

Paul Cronin, Steven Mora and Caryn Sheridan.

Paul Cronin, Steven Mora and Caryn Sheridan.

David Rattiner, Ed Bruehl, Denise Bornschein, Rachel Hulse and Jessica Bell.

David Rattiner, Ed Bruehl, Denise Bornschein, Rachel Hulse and Jessica Bell.

Marlene O'Halloran, Mario Arakelian and Chris Tice.

Marlene O'Halloran, Mario Arakelian and Chris Tice.

Laura Hildreth, Enzo Morabito and Judge Edward D. Burke Sr.

Laura Hildreth, Enzo Morabito and Judge Edward D. Burke Sr.

Kate Milligan, Will Milligan, Andrea O'Callaghan and Joe Fuer.

Kate Milligan, Will Milligan, Andrea O'Callaghan and Joe Fuer.

Debbie Fink, Peggy Kisla and Judi Desiderio.

Debbie Fink, Peggy Kisla and Judi Desiderio.

Jeanne Galante, David Blumenfeld and Dale Novick.

Jeanne Galante, David Blumenfeld and Dale Novick.

Samantha Oudeans and Marie Ferrick.

Samantha Oudeans and Marie Ferrick.

Kenneth O'Brien

Kenneth O'Brien

Tim Walters, Rich Hopkins and Rich Dec.

Tim Walters, Rich Hopkins and Rich Dec.

Raphael Avigdor and Natalie A. Lewis.

Raphael Avigdor and Natalie A. Lewis.

authorStaff Writer on Feb 21, 2023

The Express News Group hosted an after party with industry experts following  “Real Estate Leaders Assess the State of the East End Market,” an Express Sessions conversation held at the Canoe Place Inn & Cottages in Hampton Bays on Thursday, February 16. DANA SHAW PHOTOS

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