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October 2: Coffee with Colleagues Jumpstart your day with this popular, fun and informal networking event at the offices of Berkeley Investments. Welcome remarks will be made by Young Park, president & principal. This is an ideal opportunity to develop or rekindle business relationships while enjoying a continental breakfast. Space is limited! Open to all commercial real estate industry professionals, free for NAIOP members.

October 6: Lunch with Brian Golden, Boston Redevelopment Authority director Join NAIOP for a special members-only luncheon with Brian Golden. He will discuss the recently completed independent operational review of the BRA and the agency’s action plan for addressing concerns uncovered during the study. Golden will also discuss his efforts to reform the management, culture and operations of the agency, as well as his plans for the future - and what this all means for real estate development in Boston.

October 21: NAIOP @ Noon: Solar’s Hot Solar has recently gained an increased interest from the commercial real estate community. Developers and owners/operators are utilizing solar to drive revenues and provide savings to their tenants, providing a competitive advantage. Join NAIOP for a detailed presentation and discussion on the advantages of solar and what to know when evaluating solar for commercial properties.

November 5: 2015 Distinguished Real Estate Awards Gala NAIOP Massachusetts is proud to present the 2015 Distinguished Real Estate Award to Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. for their achievements in real estate, charitable activities and community betterment. Alan Leventhal will also be honored with this year’s Edward H. Linde Public Service Award in recognition for his civic and charitable contributions, as well as a life-long commitment to the highest values of service to the greater community. Sponsorship opportunities are available - reserve by October 1.

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