Category: Movers & Milestones

Boston, MA Eastern Bank welcomes Joseph Rodolfy as a senior vice president, commercial real estate relationship manager. Rodolfy brings over 13 years of banking experience with a focus on commercial real estate and credit analysis.

Woburn, MA Greater Boston nonprofits are celebrating the season with a collective $549,000 in funding awarded via Cummings Community Giving. Through this annual initiative, commercial real estate firm Cummings Properties invites staff to each direct up to $2,000 from the company to a nonprofit of their choosing.

Bedford, NH SVN The Masiello Group has appointed Brian Dano as its new managing director. With a track record as a top performing broker and a vision for growth, Dano is poised to lead the company into its next chapter of success.

Concord, NH Nobis Group has appointed Janet Riel, VP of finance, to the company’s board of directors. Riel celebrated her 35-year milestone at Nobis, and in her time at Nobis, she has brought a passion for optimizing financial and operational processes, which have

Concord, NH North Branch Construction has added two new members to its growing team: Kaja Gemmiti as project coordinator and Kayla Rose Green as assistant project manager. Both Gemmiti and Green bring experience and diverse skill sets to North Branch Const., ensuring the continued success and growth of the

Boston, MA LiRo-Hill, a national, multidisciplinary project and construction management, engineering, architecture, and technology firm, has welcomed John Fowler, AIA, LEED AP, as a vice president and the New England healthcare practice leader. Working out of the Schrafft’s City Center office, Fowler will lead the healthcare planning and design teams for New England clients

Boston, MA Suffolk, one of the most innovative builders in the country and one of largest contractors in the Northeast, has promoted Patrick Lucey as its new general manager of the Northeast region.

Good bye 2023, we hardly knew ye! But we’re thrilled that you’re gone! Welcome 2024! Come, let us do some business! Skyrocketing interest rate increases caused a panic in the financial markets during the beginning of the year. With banks leading the way, everyone involved with real estate transactions headed for the exits!