No doubt there is an upheaval being felt across the various market segments of commercial real estate in the wake of the pandemic, however, many of those transformations were underway well before COVID sent the world economy into a tailspin. Trends such as companies shifting to distributed work environments (combining remote and in-office options), migration to the suburbs by millennials, an increase in online shopping, and a movement away from the open office concept were taking place long before the pandemic struck. An examination of those trends as well as future developments in the industry was the subject of the September CREW Boston program, “Industry Update: How the Pandemic has Accelerated Shifts in all Market Segments” at the Hyatt Regency Boston, presented by Julia Georgules, Senior Director of Research at JLL.
Hosted by CREW Boston and SIOR New England, members celebrated happy hour outside on the Newton Marriot Patio. Sponsored by ARCO, participants enjoyed some face-to-face socially distant networking while overlooking the Charles River.
After being quiet for the past couple of years, CREW Boston’s Meds and Eds Group met to discuss what’s been going on in the Meds (Medical- Healthcare/Life Sciences) and Eds (Education – Higher Education) region.
CREW Boston member Maureen Mass hosted members on a Netwalk through the Greenway Conservation Area in Wayland. Members enjoyed a walk while networking on the trails, many of them old cart paths, as well as along the Sudbury River.
During this virtual event, Robin Jones, Project Executive with Plaza Construction, and Will Beckham, Senior Account Executive with NEA Insurance Group, discussed the challenges of building condominiums as well as what’s changing in the South Florida condominium market.
Crew Boston hosted a virtual informational seminar for participants to learn more about our Leadership Academy, an 8-month program that provides women in real estate the tools and confidence to catapult to the senior management level.
CREW Boston member Rebecca Bacahand hosted members for a Netwalk through the Eleanor Cabot Bradley Estate in Canton. Members enjoyed a stroll through elegant gardens and explored surrounding fields, pastures, and woodlands that echoed the property’s agricultural past.
Crew Boston hosted a virtual informational seminar for participants to learn more about our Leadership Academy, an 8-month program that provides women in real estate the tools and confidence to catapult to the senior management level.
To celebrate restrictions being lifted, CREW Boston’s Entrepreneur Exchange hosted a social networking lunch at The Farmhouse in Needham.
CREW Boston member Ashley Maggiacomo hosted members for a Netwalk through Mayor Danehy Park in Cambridge, a beautiful 50-acre recreational facility built on the site of the former city landfill.
Perkins&Will225 Franklin Street, Suite 700, Boston MA
Members Only
Join us for an in-person brown bag lunch on some of the newest features of the historic Affordable Homes Act with guest speaker Eric Shupin.
Boston Harbor Hotel, Wharf RoomRowes Wharf, Boston MA
Public
Join us as we hear from Healthpeak Properties as they share their vision for a 40-acre master planned development opportunity in the Alewife district in West Cambridge
ProskauerOne International Place, Boston MA
Join us on a beautiful fall night and learn that there is nothing scary about CREW.
Leyton2 Avenue de Lafayette - 6th Floor, Boston, MA
Join the CREW Boston Design & Development Group for an engaging brownbag lunchtime presentation and roundtable discussion on the latest tax incentives for real estate developers.
