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Posted: June 23, 2011
NAIOP held Mid - Year Roundup June 15th
Wednesday morning, June 15th NAIOP held it's Mid - Year Roundup on Boston and surrounding markets at the Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel. Featured was an economic overview presented by Edward Glaser, professor of economics at Harvard University followed by a panel discussion that featured the pictured participants.
Shown (from left) are: Curtis Cole of CB Richard Ellis on the Cambridge market; panel moderator and executive director of NAIOP, David Begelfer; William Motley of Jones Lang LaSalle on Boston; Jack Kerrigan of Grubb & Ellis on the suburban markets; Simon Butler of Cushman & Wakefield on multi-family; and Frank Petz of Richards Barry Joyce & Partners on the capital markets.
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