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Description: What separates successful developers from everyone else? GFP Real Estate’s Brian Steinwurtzel says it comes down to one thing: leaning in when others run.

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What separates successful developers from everyone else? GFP Real Estate’s Brian Steinwurtzel says it comes down to one thing: leaning in when others run.

This one thing makes a developer successful, says GFP Development CEO

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