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Posted: November 13, 2015
Over 150 attend New England Real Estate Journals’s first Boston’s State of Commercial Real Estate Summit
Harold Brown presentation shown (from left) are: Jameson Brown, Maura Nolan Brown, Andrea Howard, Harold Brown and Andrew Musto.Newton, MA NEREJ’s Boston’s State of Commercial Real Estate Summit was attended by over 150 real estate professionals. The morning function featured 20 speakers who led timely and informative discussions on a variety of market topics.
First panel - retail update: moderator David Fleming, principal, PACE Communications Group; Bob Horvath, VP and senior director, national retail group Marcus & Millichap; Evan Eisenhardt, vice president of leasing, Linear Retail; and Chris McMahon, director of brokerage, Summit Realty Partners.
Second panel - industrial real estate update: moderator Bill Pastuszek, principal, Shepherd Associates; Austin Smith, senior vice president, Colliers International; Jeremy Cyrier, president & commercial real estate advisor, Mansard; Ernest Wronka, president, Wronka, Ltd.; and Susan Houston, executive director of MassEcon.
Retail - shown (from left) are: Robert Horvath of Marcus & Millichap; Evan Eisenhardt of Linear Retail; Chris McMahon of Summit Realty Partners; and event organizer Rick Kaplan of New England Real Estate Journal.
Industrial - shown (from left) are: Susan Houston of MassEcon; Ernest Wronka of Wronka, Ltd.; Austin Smith of Colliers International; and Jeremy Cryier of Mansard.
Third panel - office market: moderator Danny Shacharm, director of marketing, Compstak; Gerry-Lynn Darcy, vice president real estate, Lupoli Companies; John Boyle III, executive managing director, Cushman & Wakefield; Rich Beal, president, Perry Brokerage Associates; Garry Holmes, president R.W. Holmes Realty Co., Inc.; and Dave McLaughlin, WeWork.
Fourth panel - multifamily market: moderator Gregory Vasil, CEO, Greater Boston Real Estate Board; Harold Brown, chairman and CEO, The Hamilton Company; Ed Zuker, CEO, Chestnut Hill Realty; Tim Thompson, sales manager, Marcus & Millichap; and Wayne Kucharski, senior VP Brickpoint Properties, Inc., New England CCIM Chapter president.
Office market - shown (from left) are: Rich Beal of Perry Brokerage; Gerry-Lynn Darcy of Lupoli Cos.; Garry Holmes of R.W. Holmes Realty; Dave McLaughlin of WeWork; and moderater Danny Schachar of Compstak.
Multifamily - shown (from left) are: Harold Brown of The Hamilton Company; Tim Thompson of Marcus & Millichap; Wayne Kucharski of Brickpoint Properties; Ed Zuker of Chestnut Hill Realty; and moderater Gregory Vasil of Greater Boston Real Estate Board.
All of the panel discussions were very informative and entertaining.
We would also like to congratulate Harold Brown CEO of The Hamilton Company for receiving a proclamation from the City of Boston and Commonwealth of Mass. for his contributions to The West End House.
Don’t miss our December 10 Boston’s Real Estate Development Summit at the Crowne Plaza Newton, for more information contact Rick Kaplan at rkaplan@nerej.com or call 781-878-4540.
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