Boston in 2020
Urban Success Story, Shrinking City, or Somewhere in Between
Join us for an exciting look at the future of Boston with Bob Maloney (Ross MBA '88, bio below) as he presents some recent visions for Boston's largest real estate development sites and insights into the opportunities and challenges that the City faces. With moderator Brian Swett (Ross MBA '08, with Boston Properties), the presentation will focus on two of the most dynamic and re-developing areas of Boston - Downtown Crossing and the Seaport - as a starting point for a discussion about the future of the City: What will the skyline look like in 2020? Who will developers target to live downtown and where will they work? What will be the great new neighborhoods? How much density will Boston allow? What are the barriers to development in the City? How has the Great Recession impacted development in Boston? Come be part of an open conversation about Boston's future. As always, colleagues and friends are welcome. Light dinner and drinks are included. Please register here. Date: Wednesday, March 3, 2010 Time: 6:30 - 7:00 pm Networking and refreshments 7:00 - 8:00 pm Presentation and Q&A 8:00 - 8:30 pm Continued networking Location: Sherin and Lodgen LLP, 101 Federal Street, Boston, MA Registration: Ross Alumni: $10 per person. All other attendees or guests: $20 per person. Click here to register and buy tickets
RobertE. Maloney is an Executive Vice President with Gale International where he pursuesnew development and acquisition opportunities, and manages the firm’sdevelopment and leasing activities. Duringhis five years at Gale Bob has negotiated and structured several suburbanoffice property acquisitions and has been active in the company’s purchase,design, and permitting of two Boston mixed-use development projects totalingnearly 8 million square feet. Priorto joining Gale International, Bob was the development partner with CathartesInvestments, a Boston based real estate investment and development firm. There he managed the firm’s development and projectmanagement team and managed the design, permitting and development of over $200million in various office, industrial, and residential projects. Mr. Maloney previously spent six years withAEW Capital Management and Copley Real Estate Advisors where he managed overtwo million square feet of office and industrial development and was also activein acquisitions, asset management and property sales. He had earlier worked with Homart DevelopmentCompany and Cabot, Cabot & Forbes. Mr.Maloney graduated from the University of Massachusetts and received an MBA fromthe University of Michigan. He is anExecutive Committee member of the Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) Boston DistrictCouncil, and has been on the Board of Directors for the National Association ofIndustrial and Office Properties’ Massachusetts Chapter (NAIOP). Bob is active with the United Way and was theCo-Chair of the 2009 United Way Real Estate Industry Campaign. Bob, his wife Beth, and their three children livein West Newton, Mass.
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