Boston, MA
Joined September 2018
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Congratulations to @brookemthomson on this well-deserved announcement. It was a pleasure working with @JohnRRegan over the course of many years and I look forward to continuing to work with the @aimbusinessnews team.
NAIOP is thrilled to continue our work with @AIMBusinessNews as @brookemthomson takes the helm of this great organization. Special thanks to @JohnRRegan for his leadership and best wishes on his next adventure. Congratulations to all!
Thrilled to join @MassGovernor @KimDriscollMA @MayorWu @MassDev at the launch of the MA Community Green Bank. $50million focused on making affordable housing green. Proud to see #cleanheat recs implemented.
Ed's work as City Manager diversified housing stock by fostering the creation of thousands of new housing units- at all income levels- and attracted extraordinary economic investment to Worcester. Great pick and we look forward to working with him in his new role.
Congratulations to Ed Augustus on his new role as @Massgovernor's Sec. of Housing and Livable Communities. NAIOP looks forward to continuing our work with the new Secretariat and the entire Administration to jumpstart production of desperately needed housing across Massachusetts.
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We must produce desperately needed housing at all income levels if we are to combat the housing crisis, & Gateway Cities are a critical piece of the puzzle. Thank you @GlobeOpinion for showcasing the successful HDIP program + the data that shows why expanded resources are needed.
Editorial: Unlike wealthier suburbs, places like Brockton welcome housing. But it’s hard to attract developers without help from the state. #mapoli
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The housing crisis in MA is real. This outstanding editorial by @BostonGlobe shows it's not new, but it threatens the future of the Commonwealth. Solutions exist and @naiopma looks forward to working with state and local officials to get it done. bit.ly/43jSZPk
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Almost 75% of Boston's operating revenue comes from property taxes. That's up from a little more than half in 2002. That rise is substantial! It's not just being "hyperobsessed with commercial vacancies," it's being cognizant of the city's fiscal health. boston.gov/departments/budge…
As a proud @BU_Tweets alum I was particularly excited about the recent @naiopma tour of the new @BU_CDS the school's first fossil fuel-free bldg. A great event captured by @BostonVirtual here youtube.com/watch?v=R3_qe6S4…
Proud to serve on the Board @ResearchBureau1 and support this organization. Its research and analysis are critical to the future of the City of Boston.
Today @naiopma joined @ResearchBureau1, @MayorWu and leaders from around Boston for the 91st Annual Meeting of the Boston Municipal Research Bureau. #bospoli
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While IDP is a tool to address our housing crisis, new research from @Kennedy_School shows that accompanying incentives & more are critical to ensuring such a policy doesn't backfire. Read more about why IDP could harm, not help the housing shortage. bit.ly/3Y4VS2J
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“Given the current economic climate, NAIOP is grateful that the administration recognizes that a phased implementation of this increase is the best path forward…” said NAIOP CEO @tamaracsmall in response to the @BostonPlans recent vote to increase linkage rates. #bospoli
Lab developers in Boston could soon have to pay a lot more towards affordable housing. trib.al/38FfOau
When an economist uses the phrase "urban doom loop," that seems...concerning.
ICYMI - Yesterday, @CommonWealthMag delved into what an empty downtown may mean for Boston's property tax revenue (which sustains a majority of the City Budget). Our CEO @tamaracsmall, provided critical market context. Read here! #bospoli #cre bit.ly/3HQ9mdG
What an inspiring speech by @MassGovernor today! This is a leader who is focused on economic competitiveness and working with the business community to produce housing, advance equity, create jobs, and make MA an even better place to live and work.
NAIOP is excited to be at the @AIMBusinessNews January Executive Forum to hear from @MassGovernor as she addresses the business community this morning.
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A few moments ago, Massachusetts shattered yet another glass ceiling by swearing in Governor @maura_healey and Lt. Gov @MayorDriscoll. NAIOP looks forward to working with the new Administration and congratulates all of our constitutional officers sworn in today. #mapoli
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Thank you for your dedication and commitment to the people of Massachusetts. We here at NAIOP are grateful to have worked with you, @MassLtGov and your entire Administration for the past 8 years and wish you the best of luck on your next adventure.
The latest employer planning to shed office space downtown? State government. bostonglobe.com/2022/12/27/b… via @BostonGlobe @jonchesto
Opportunities for creative problem solving abound with a new gubernatorial administration. We @naiopma look forward to working with @maura_healey and @MayorDriscoll as they tackle the issues important to the CRE industry!
"As we prepare for the coming economic downturn, the new administration will play a pivotal role. NAIOP looks forward to working to with these new leaders to ensure Massachusetts remains a competitive, affordable and resilient place to live and work." writes our CEO @tamaracsmall
Thank you @MassGovernor for appointing me to the Commission on Clean Heat. I am proud of the time, collaboration & expertise demonstrated in the report. It is a bold plan to achieve our climate goals - with more work to be done. @naiopma looks forward to continuing this work. 1/2
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Home prices in MA have jumped ten-fold since 1980.
If you missed our event on the housing crisis last week featuring speakers from @mhphousing, @BeingBeacon, @Trinity_RE + @MAPCMetroBoston, check out the recent coverage from @sbvanvoorhis in Contrarian Boston.
New in Contrarian Boston: Goodbye Massachusetts middle class? Sky-high home prices, rents push some to leave for greener pastures | @AbundantHomesMA @naiopma @mhphousing @ruslodi @FortPointer @chapa @MAPCMetroBoston @clarkziegler @mahahome @JKriesberg
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