Showing posts with label Conte. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Conte. Show all posts
Monday, June 12, 2017
My latest column
Millennials Like the Hub, But Can They Afford To Live Here? My latest column @NewBostonPost covering @BostonFDN talk
Friday, April 21, 2017
My latest piece over at NewBostonPost.com
Titled, "Ambitious City Projects Benefiting from Building Boom in Boston," https://shar.es/1F3Fbr, the article examines the good luck Boston's enjoying as a result of the building boom.
Friday, March 10, 2017
Research commentary on today's U.S. Employment Situation
My latest research note on the U.S. Employment situation can be found here.
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#MAEconomy,
BLS,
Conte,
Economic analysis,
Employment Situation,
Jobs,
Payrolls
Monday, November 10, 2014
Nov. 12: Elected officials to cut ribbon at new PortSide Development; Roseland's Big Day in Eastie
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th AT 2 P.M.
PORTSIDE AT EAST PIER
MARGINAL & LEWIS STREETS, EAST BOSTON, M.A
WHAT: Ribbon-cutting event for the opening of Portside at East Pier Building 7, part of Roseland and Massport’s newly completed flagship luxury residential and retail complex. The property – which is East Boston’s first waterfront residential project in decades – is the first to open as part of Roseland’s larger, master-planned, mixed-use waterfront development in Jeffries Point.
WHO: State Senator Anthony Petruccelli; State Representative Carlo Basile;
Brian Golden, Acting Director, Boston Redevelopment Authority; Marshall Tycher, President, Roseland; Tom Glynn, CEO, Massport
WHERE: Portside at East Pier
Marginal & Lewis Streets, East Boston, MA
Guests encouraged to wear flat shoes
WHEN: 2 p.m., Wednesday, November 12, 2014
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Portside at East Pier Building 7 features five stories comprised of 176 apartments – including six extended-stay units – in addition to 3,600 square feet of ground floor retail space and 192 parking spaces. The waterfront property is the first of three building to open as part of Roseland’s larger, master-planned, mixed-use development, which will contain a total of 550 luxury apartments and more than 70,000 square feet of ground floor retail space.
PORTSIDE AT EAST PIER
MARGINAL & LEWIS STREETS, EAST BOSTON, M.A
WHAT: Ribbon-cutting event for the opening of Portside at East Pier Building 7, part of Roseland and Massport’s newly completed flagship luxury residential and retail complex. The property – which is East Boston’s first waterfront residential project in decades – is the first to open as part of Roseland’s larger, master-planned, mixed-use waterfront development in Jeffries Point.
WHO: State Senator Anthony Petruccelli; State Representative Carlo Basile;
Brian Golden, Acting Director, Boston Redevelopment Authority; Marshall Tycher, President, Roseland; Tom Glynn, CEO, Massport
WHERE: Portside at East Pier
Marginal & Lewis Streets, East Boston, MA
Guests encouraged to wear flat shoes
WHEN: 2 p.m., Wednesday, November 12, 2014
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Portside at East Pier Building 7 features five stories comprised of 176 apartments – including six extended-stay units – in addition to 3,600 square feet of ground floor retail space and 192 parking spaces. The waterfront property is the first of three building to open as part of Roseland’s larger, master-planned, mixed-use development, which will contain a total of 550 luxury apartments and more than 70,000 square feet of ground floor retail space.
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Commercial Development,
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Eastie,
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Ward 1,
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Fire on Webster Street in Jeffries Point section of East Boston
Globe: Fire rips through three buildings in East Boston
| Firefighter walks back from fire scene on Sumner St. (7/30/14) Photo credits Eastboston.com |
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