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NAIOP @ Night: The Speedway
The first NAIOP @ Night of 2022 will be held at The Speedway, a long-neglected historic location which has been transformed into a dynamic marketplace. Located on Western Avenue in Brighton, historic buildings and their central courtyard have been redeveloped by the Architectural Heritage Foundation (AHF) in partnership with the Department of Conservation and Recreation’s Historic Curatorship Program into a vibrant, dynamic marketplace to enjoy local food and drink, shop for artisan goods, gather, work and create.
Hear from Sean McDonnell, AHF President, and Christopher Nielson of Bruner/Cott Architects about how this project came to be and what the future holds for this commercial and cultural gateway to Allston-Brighton and the Charles River. Then, network and make new connections while enjoying snacks from local businesses and beverages from Notch Brewing.
May 11 | 4:00 - 6:00 PM
Garage B, 525 Western Ave, Brighton
MITIMCo Kendall Square Walking Tour
Over the course of the past ten years, MITIMCo has continued to invest in Kendall Square through the development of transformational housing, office, and lab projects. Vibrant new developments dot the skyline while bringing open space, infrastructure improvements, cultural attractions, and amenities to one of the most innovative neighborhoods in the world.
Join NAIOP to tour 314 Main St., 165 Main St., and 238 Main St. to learn more about MITIMCo's future plans, including the development of the Volpe site.
May 18 | 4:00 - 7:00 PM
314 Main St, Cambridge
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Investing in Water Infrastructure Has to Be at the Top of the List
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NAIOP Massachusetts Announces 2022 Leadership
At its Annual Meeting in December 2021, NAIOP Massachusetts, The Commercial Real Estate Development Association, elected its 2022 Officers and Directors, who include the principals of many of the region’s leading commercial real estate firms.
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