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What has driven your desire to take part in the Queen’s Real Estate Investment Conference?
As a student interested in pursuing a career in finance, I believe it is important to gain exposure to the Canadian real estate market, as it is one of the largest sectors in the Canadian economy. The Queen’s Real Estate Investment Conference provides a unique opportunity to learn from industry professionals about investing in real estate, an experience I would benefit greatly from. I am excited to learn more about the Canadian real estate market, and I believe QRIC provides the unique opportunity to learn about real estate from an investor’s perspective.

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