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Reconnecting Downtown Boston: Bulfinch Crossing Tour
Featuring over 1million SF of new office space and more than 800 residential units, Bulfinch Crossing is a 4.8 acre transformative development connecting neighborhoods in downtown Boston, sitting on multiple public transit lines and at the doorstep of several of Boston's open spaces, including the Boston Harborwalk and Rose Kennedy Greenway.
Join NAIOP for an overview of this exciting parcel with HYM and National Real Estate Advisors, and have the opportunity to take a guided tour of the under construction One Congress and newly completely residential tower, The Sudbury.
Wednesday, September 22Â | 4:00PM - 6:30PM
Lab and Life Science Conversions: Best Practices for Positive Impact
Join NAIOP for this lunchtime webinar and learn from leading industry experts about best practices to ensure safe buildings, activate communities and support Massachusetts' thriving innovation economy.
Attendees will first hear from Massachusetts Life Sciences Center CEO Kenneth Turner, who will provide an overview of the life sciences ecosystem here in the Commonwealth. Following the keynote, panelists will focus on current and projected demand, provide examples of model conversions from around the country, and discuss what it means to successfully convert a building for lab and life sciences in the Greater Boston Market.
Friday, October 1Â | 12:00PM - 1:00PM
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NAIOP Massachusetts Welcomes Danielle Allard
NAIOP Massachusetts, The Commercial Real Estate Development Association, is excited to welcome Danielle Allard as its Director of Programs & Events. Danielle will ensure ongoing programmatic excellence and will work to provide new offerings that refresh and strengthen NAIOP’s events, educational courses, and professional development opportunities.
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Opinion: The Future of Work Report Misses the Mark
But there is a big miss in McKinsey’s report. It’s no secret that office space was hard hit by the pandemic — walking in downtown Boston for the past year has been more akin to walking in a ghost town. But McKinsey’s topline conclusion that the demand for office real estate may fall as workers spend more time in residential areas due to hybrid work, uses employer and employee data from before vaccines were available to everyone, and conflates a hybrid work-schedule with the need for less physical space.
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Optimism and Recovery Expected for CRE in Second Half of 2021
While certain sectors are leading the way and others are still catching up, the overall projections for the market are optimistic. Just like in 2008, the Greater Boston market’s access to talent, driven by the many top-tier colleges and universities, is our greatest competitive advantage.
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