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Old favorites & new hits: What’s getting real estate professionals into trouble these days - by John Torvi

John Torvi, Herbert H. Landy Insurance Agency The vibrant real estate market in New England and many other parts of the country means that ...

Positive market performance projected for the rest of 2016 and well into the next five years - by Jim O'Connell

James O'Connell, O'Connell Hospitality Group The ALIS Boston Summer Series event was held on July 19th with 227 people in attendance repre...

Multi-family, residential, industrial and retail markets powering Rhode Island real estate - by Peter Scotti

Peter Scotti, Peter M. Scotti & Associates, Inc. Market conditions in Rhode Island range from a very robust residential market to a som...

Commercial and multifamily mortgage lenders are overcoming regulatory headwinds - by Michael Chase

Michael Chase - NorthMarq Capital At this time last year, the regulatory environment was shaping the commercial and multifamily debt market...

How the new FASB Accounting Standards Update may affect the decision to lease rather than buy - by Sam Nagler

Sam Nagler, Krokidas-Bluestein On February 25, 2016, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued an Accounting Standards Update ...

As the face of our population is changing, the restaurant industry is changing - by Dennis Serpone

Dennis Serpone, NewEngland Restaurant Brokers Can you believe it? It was just Memorial Day...long overdue. Now we’re at the end of July, ...

Developers looking for suburban properties in revitalized downtowns with access to transit - by David O'Sullivan

David O'Sullivan, O'Sullivan Architects We are in the middle of summer and things sure are hot, at least with the weather! The real estate...

The Mass. 2016 luxury condominium market up 38% over same period of 2015 - by Mark Lippolt

Mark Lippolt, Hammond Residential Real Estate Local media outlets have been abuzz this month about the identity of the buyer of the highest...

The New Hampshire office market has changed considerably since the crash five years ago - by Laura Nesmith

Laura Nesmith, Colliers|NH The New Hampshire office market has come a long way since 2011 when the vacancy rate was over 20% compared to th...

We are at a juncture at which we split from old methodologies to follow a new path of efficiency - by Chris Mellen

Christopher Mellen, TheSimon Cos. It is no cutting-edge revelation that technology is changing the way we do business. It’s as true for p...