Condo Tower Fills a Gap on the Greenway
Long before office-to-residential conversions became a hot topic, Curtis Kemeny was showing developers how to maximize opportunities.
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.
Jim Petkewich started 2024 as the EVP and COO of St. Mary’s Credit Union, then served as interim president and CEO until the credit union hired Grace Lee. Now he’s back in the CEO seat after less than a year
A troubled renovation project prompted Josué Velney to learn construction management skills. But it was making connections with major industry players that sent his development career into a higher gear.
The Village Bank is adding a retail incubator storefront to its latest location. If it works, President and CEO Joe De Vito says, more banks should copy the idea.
Ziv Levi’s startup uses AI to translate construction drawings into nuts-and-bolts work plans, potentially saving developers and contractors time and money.
Boston Society for Architecture is banking on Nader Tehrani’s skills to help it build connections between the industry and general public with a new headquarters downtown.
Cathleen Lange’s architectural career began with an opportunity to work on one of the biggest Boston construction projects of the late 1980s. She’s ending it with one of the biggest healthcare projects in Connecticut.
Nitin Mhatre’s jumping from a $12 billion bank to a $2.3 billion bank after leaving Berkshire Bank following its merger. The attraction? New ways to have an impact – and a little fun.
Leeanne Rizzo built layers of experience deal-making in both leasing and investment sales that she brings to her new role leading the New England offices of Avison Young.
It’s the first spring market where a buyer can’t waive their right to a home in section, and everyone’s trying to figure out how to navigate that. Lamacchia Realty agent James Major is ready with advice.
Robert Horvath focuses on retail transactions, helping Lynnfield-based Horvath & Tremblay scale its brokerage platform across the U.S.
With the looming threat of rent control in Massachusetts, Arrowpoint Properties CEO David Lamattina is looking to New Hampshire for better opportunities.
M&T Bank’s SBA unit has become one of its highest-producing departments in Massachusetts. That’s down to the way it trains bankers, Senior Vice President Rob Drake says
In a prolonged biotech industry and real estate slump, one lab space provider is bucking the trend and expanding its Greater Boston portfolio: LabShares, under CEO Philip Borden.