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.
As a former Star Market property sat vacant in Somerville and financial hurdles delayed redevelopment, Beacon Communities stepped in under CEO Dara Kovel.
After years of working for large banks, Steven Finocchio is switching teams to join Metro Credit Union as CFO, where he’ll run the financial strategy that supports its lending activities.
As it passes 97 years in Boston real estate brokerage, Hunneman CEO Steve Prozinski is growing its property management arm to augment investment sales and leasing, the latter of which just generated headlines via Managing Principal Peter Evans.
Is it still a seller’s market if there’s less than two months of inventory, but sellers are only getting 94 percent of list price? Steve Seaver is grappling with that question as the 2026 president of the Cape Cod Islands Association of Realtors.
John M. Corcoran Co. is expanding its portfolio in Greater Boston’s multifamily market through a combination of acquisitions, plus opportunistic development projects under the direction of Peter Mahoney.
Hotel developers and owners turn to Pinnacle Advisory Group and its new managing principal, Sebastian Colella, for advice on how to pivot to profitability.
As real estate agents get ready for the spring housing market, there’s a lot they need to learn to be ready for their buyers, says Judy Nevarez, the new president of the Realtor Association of the Pioneer Valley.
Boston PR executive Lisa Nickerson is starting a new chapter, as CEO of real estate tech company Infinityy. The firm promises big enhancements to property listings and AI analysis of what’s driving buyer interest in homes.
Bank philanthropy can feature a lot of standing next to oversized checks. PeoplesBank Chief Administrative Officer Amy Roberts and her colleagues are putting in the hard work, as well.
For four decades under founder Elyse Cherry, Boston-based BlueHub Capital has filled gaps in the lending environment for inner-city real estate projects.
Decades after they roomed together at Boston College, Lucian McPherson and Kevin Mapp went into business full-time to accelerate the growth of McPherson Development.
Kristin Keegan is stepping into the presidency of the Massachusetts Association of Realtors as home sellers lose some of the market power they’ve held for many years.
