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Posted: February 27, 2014
03-04-2014 - Upcoming NAIOP Mass. calendar of events
March 4: From Brown to Green:
The New MCP Regulations
In the coming weeks, MassDEP will be issuing new,
comprehensive regulations affecting the cleanup of contaminated sites. Hear from industry experts and DEP to get a first look at the new regulations and exactly how the changes will affect existing and future developments.
March 5: Big Is Back: Changing the Game
Over the next few years, Boston will witness the delivery of some of the largest, most complicated development projects in recent history. From One Dalton in Back Bay to large-scale, mixed-use projects like Parcels B & C in the Seaport and One Congress St./Government Center Garage, the stars are aligning to make these projects financially feasible and poised for success.
March 11: NAIOP @ Night
Join NAIOP for a fun evening of networking at Row 34. This always popular networking event is open to all members of the commercial real estate industry and is a fun way to mix and mingle with professionals from all sectors of the business. Ticket includes drinks, hors d'oeuvres, and door prizes!
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