Big Dig Podcast Episode 14 - Market Forecast

Big Dig Podcast Episode 16 - Life Science - Booming Beyond Kendall

Massachusetts’ booming biotech and life sciences industries have ushered in an incredible wave of development in the last decade. This rapid change is now stretching outside of East Cambridge to create major submarkets in the Seaport, South Boston, South End and beyond. Our expert panel discusses this biotech boom and its implications for, tenants, developers, and owners.

Big Dig Podcast Episode 15 - Scholar Athletes

Scholar Athletes leverages the power of athletics to catalyze academic achievement. Across the Commonwealth, they help more than 5,000 young people cultivate the discipline, confidence and social-emotional skills needed to be successful in school, as well as in life. Listen now to learn more about the program, how you can help and their connection to the CRE Industry.

Big Dig Podcast Episode 14 - Market Forecast

Our panel of Greater Boston's leading real estate experts discuss the drivers and fundamentals behind 2019 CRE statistics, including emerging trends in specific markets, new growth areas and a general outlook for the future.

Big Dig Podcast Episode 13 - Women in CRE

Our panel of top female executives including Marcella Barrière of Google, Leslie Cohen of Samuels & Associates, Reesa Fischer from NAIOP, and Lauren Vecchione from Colliers International discuss their experiences in the historically male-dominated CRE industry. Dr. Patti Fletcher, author of Disruptors: Success Strategies From Women Who Break the Mold, is also on hand to provide additional insight on how all women in business can break through the proverbial glass ceiling.

Big Dig Podcast Episode 12 - Project Spotlight - 7INK by Ollie

On this episode of The Big Dig's Project Spotlight Series, we dive into what will be Boston's first major co-living project, 7INK by Ollie. Ted Tye of National Development, Taylor Cain of The City of Boston's Housing Innovation Lab, and John Martin of Elkus Manfredi discuss the project design, the changing South End, and the new trend of co-living.