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News: Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: January 5, 2018
IREM Boston 2017 Landscape Contest winners
2017 Landscape Contest Winners
Thank you to all who entered their properties in the
Chapter’s Landscape Contest
Winners Landscape Contest
Winners 2017 Landscape Contest Suburban $5,000 - Up Category
1st Place - Congregational Retirement Homes
Managed by Peabody Properties Inc.
Honorable Mention Award
Runner up - King’s Lynne Apartments
Managed by Corcoran Mullins Jennison Management Company
3rd Place –
Hanover Legion Elderly Apartments
Managed by Corcoran Management Company
Winners 2017 Landscape Contest Suburban $1 - $5,000 Category
1st Place - Mill Pond Apartments
Managed by Peabody Properties Inc.
Honorable Mention Award
Runner up - Pine Crest Apartments
Managed by The Schochet Companies.
3rd Place - Lamplighter Village
Managed by Peabody Properties Inc.
Winners 2017 Landscape Contest Urban $1 - $2,000 Category
1st Place - Trinity Terrace
Managed by Trinity Management LLC
Honorable Mention Award
Runner up – New Orchard Hill Estate,
Managed by Trinity Management LLC
Winners 2017 Landscape Contest Urban $2,000 - Up Category
1st Place - 333-334 Mass Ave, Symphony Plaza East and West,
Managed by the Schochet Companies
Honorable Mention Award
Runner up – Castle Square Apartments
Managed by Winn Residential
3rd Place - Cobble Hill Apartments
Managed by Corcoran Mullins Jennison Management Company
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