Curasi Realty, Inc. Hosts Fourth Annual Commercial Division Networking Mixer

Real Estate In-Depth • June 9, 2026
Curasi Realty, Inc. Hosts Fourth Annual Commercial Division Networking Mixer

MONTGOMERY, NY (May 13, 2026) – Curasi Realty Commercial Division recently hosted its annual networking mixer, bringing together commercial real estate professionals, business owners, investors, lenders, and community leaders for an evening of networking and industry discussion.



The event was held at The Lake Osiris Country Club in Walden, NY, providing an ideal setting to build relationships, exchange market insights, and explore opportunities within the Hudson Valley commercial real estate market. Guests participated in meaningful conversations in a professional environment designed to encourage connection and future collaboration.


The mixer reflects Curasi Realty’s ongoing commitment to supporting the commercial real estate sector through education, networking, and professional development. Guest speakers included Orange County Executive Steven Neuhaus, who graciously joined via video conference while away completing a deployment. Also in attendance were New York State Commercial Association of Realtors Hudson Valley Chapter President Hilary Ryan-Goldman and Orange County Partnership President & CEO Conor Eckert.


As Curasi Realty continues to grow its Commercial Division, the firm remains focused on delivering expert representation, local market knowledge, and strategic solutions for commercial sales, leasing, investment, and development.


The Commercial Division Mixer will continue as an annual event, strengthening connections among commercial real estate professionals and business leaders throughout the region.

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