We’re Building Black History in Boston
Black real estate history is being made in Boston right now, thanks to some dedicated, hard-working people blazing trails in an industry that’s still mostly white.
Stepping Stone
by Jay Fitzgerald | Mar 25, 2018
When she entered Boston-based construction heavyweight Suffolk’s eight-week Trades Partnership Series program in 2015, Janet Peguero was only vaguely aware what “post-construction cleaning” meant.
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