Spotlights

2019 Women in Real Estate: Katie Moniz, BSC Group

Working with private developers, municipalities, institutions and energy sector clients on their climate resilience planning over the last year. The energy and enthusiasm in all sectors around proactive planning for the future and working

2019 Women in Real Estate: Kira Gonzalez, M&T Bank

“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step” – Lao Tzu.

2019 Women in Real Estate: Hannah Pirez, Callahan Construction Managers

Dr. Seuss “Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.” Although this quote is simple in text, the meaning can really help guide

Boston considered to be among most competitive industrial real estate markets in the country - by Kevin Olson

Overall, commercial real estate in Boston is thriving and there is an abundance of new developments and real estate opportunities for brokers, tenants, landlords, and investors to capitalize. BizJournals recently highlighted why

2019 Women in Real Estate: Heather Parsons, ReMax Partners

Its all about mindset. Switching from a very lucrative career in the wine and spirit industry to real estate was a huge leap of faith. I realized despite the challenges and struggles I faced, to learn a lesson for each and keep focused.

2019 Women in Real Estate: Jennifer Fairfield, Waterstone Properties Group

My mom had always been actively involved in residential and commercial real estate.

Sale prices per s/f will rise, and the gap between existing and new construction costs will shrink - by Justin Lamontagne

NAI The Dunham Group is pleased to present, for the first time, a mid-year review and update to our annual industrial market survey. 2018 marked the first “correction” we’ve seen since we began tracking market

2019 Women in Real Estate: Shruti Shah, DPS Group Global

I recently completed a project for a confidential pharmaceutical client where I got the opportunity to design multi-process clinical production suites. These production suites are designed to handle two independent

Southern N.H. irony: Former industrial sites changed to retail, now changing back to industrial - by Michael Harrington

They say the highest form of humor is irony. After working and consulting in the commercial real estate industry for the past 25 years, one experiences some ironic situations that rise to the level of being humorous.

2019 Women in Real Estate: Jennifer Alexis, DPS Group Global

By chance, it was a process – not a person – that inspired me to do what I do. I recently renovated my first home, and I thoroughly loved the process and project management of it all.