New Design Firm Promises New Approach
Haril Pandya and Aksel Solberg are leaning on AI and early involvement in projects to turn out better architecture and more growth in their new firm, SPARC.
Haril Pandya and Aksel Solberg are leaning on AI and early involvement in projects to turn out better architecture and more growth in their new firm, SPARC.
Sujata Yadav is bringing what she calls an “almost a 360-degree view” of banking acquired at regional and international lenders to three mutual banks at River Run Bancorp.
Skanska’s crews are leaving an imprint across Boston, and now they have a new general manager: longtime Skanska veteran Abu Bhargava.
Joe Rettman and NEI General Contracting are helping subcontractors grow in their bid to relieve the pressure on the Massachusetts’ construction labor market.
When biotech startups are ready to graduate from incubators, a frequent destination is Cummings Properties’ 11 million square-foot portfolio in Boston’s northern suburbs.
Workplace environments can make or break a leasing decision. At JLL, it’s Zoe Benson’s job to help tenants across the Northeast understand their options.
After taking a break from working at large banks, Mark Williams is joining KeyBank to lead the Ohio-based regional bank’s New England business banking efforts.
The American banking industry is ganging up to build its own blockchain and put banks back in control of their technology and growth.
HYM made its name tackling complex urban projects like Bulfinch Crossing. But the financing environment now points it to Boston’s suburbs, Chief Investment Officer Doug Manz says.
When developers want straight talk about how to comply with an increasingly bewildering thicket of green building regulations, many turn to Chris Schaffner.
As larger residential brokerages eat up their smaller competition across the country, Brian Pothier and his colleagues on the LuxRECapeCod team are striking out on their own.
Deposits have become a lot more volatile, and bankers need a better way to understand these liabilities, argue Justin Bakst and Billy Guthrie of Darling Consulting Group.
Christian Simonelli leads the Boston Groundwater Trust, an independent nonprofit that has a key hand in major construction projects in iconic neighborhoods like the Back Bay
Long before office-to-residential conversions became a hot topic, Curtis Kemeny was showing developers how to maximize opportunities.
PeoplesBank is not looking to be your average community bank, says Chief Operating Officer Aleda DeMaria. She’s charged with leading to digital innovations to make that happen.
Nonprofit developer Bill Grogan is an expert in working with faith groups to build housing on their land, something the state could legalize this summer with “YIGBY” legislation.
From traditional billboards to attention-grabbing actions like gas giveaways and flying a banner over World Cup games in Foxboro, Keith Lippert is on the hunt for high-impact ways to market UniBank.
Karmen Cheung is leading affordable housing developer Penrose’s efforts to raise its profile Greater Boston, with at least four mid-sized and one large projects in its pipeline.
After playing a key role authoring the 2024 Massachusetts’ Affordable Homes Act, Eric Shupin is returning to an advocacy role as CEO of CHAPA.
Michael Carucci has $160 million worth of residential real estate listings queued up to sell in his new role with Serhant, the New York City luxury brokerage made famous by Netflix that’s expanding in Boston.