AREPA and IQHQ host Summer Construction Site Tour and Networking event

(L to R) Rose Liu, co-founder of AREPA Boston Chapter; Elaine Yuan, AREPA Boston board of director; Farhan Abbasi, AREPA Boston board of director; Kim Thai, director of development of IQHQ; William Ashton, senior director of development of IQHQ; Kaitlin McCarthy, founder & CEO of Ionic Development, AREPA Boston board of director; Paicy Zhong, president & COO of NT Development; Nicholas Tan, Founder & CEO of NT Development, AREPA Boston board of director.

Boston, MA The Asian Real Estate Professional Association (AREPA) and IQHQ hosted a Summer Construction Site Tour and Networking Event on Wednesday, July 10, at IQHQ’s office located on Beacon Street. The event was 100% sold out within 3 weeks of marketing and well attended with real estate executives and professionals. The event was sponsored and hosted by IQHQ.

Fenway Center is Boston's first over-the-Pike project in over 40 years, spanning the Massachusetts Turnpike between Brookline Avenue and Beacon Street. As part of IQHQ’s FWD District along with 109 Brookline, the two sites will house 1.3M s/f of lab/office space, retail space, new pedestrian pathways, landscaped open space, and connections to transit.

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