Alumni Projects
MIT Center for Real Estate Alums and Center’s Director Win International Design Competition
Tekuma | Frenchman Urban Design, LLC wins first place for their future marine city design in Shenzhen China. SHENZHEN, Guangdong Province, China (November 5, 2018) – Tekuma | Frenchman Urban Design
FIORA in Southern Monterrey, Mexico
Ariel Cruz (MSRED ’15) is developing a project called FIORA in Southern Monterrey, Mexico. This project will play a key role in the development of the city as a whole. FIORA consists of a
As Land-Use Rules Rise, Economic Mobility Slows, Research Says
Trend of income gap between poorest and richest states steadily closing is upended by growth in regulations By: Laura Kusisto Developer Patrick Kennedy, MSRED ’85 wants to build apartments for
Tom Andrews (MSRED ’87) Interviewed in Boston Business Journal
Alexandria aims to repeat success of Tech Square with One Kendall Square On the 10th anniversary of a project that redefined the landscape of Kendall Square, developer Alexandria Real Estate
Raising asset values by building resilience to extreme weather – Quinn Eddins (MSRED ’07)
WELCOME TO HURRICANE SEASON. The Atlantic hurricane season is barely four weeks old, but 2016 has already seen four named storms. Although the official season runs from June 1 to November
Alums Connect @ ULI Fall Meeting
On Tuesday, October 6, during the national Urban Land Institute (ULI) fall meeting in San Francisco, over 75 MIT MSRED and DUSP alums and friends gathered to reconnect, share what’s
4 US Micro-Apartment Projects to Watch in 2015
In 2014, we heard a lot more talk about micro-apartments than we saw action. Nonetheless, a few developments promise more than words in 2015. These are the notable projects that
Spaulding Award Winner’s announced at 2014 Back to School – NYC
This past weekend at 2014 Back to School – NYC Professor David Geltner presented Catherine Polleys ’97, Principal, Aon Hewitt and Mark Robert ’94, Managing Director, Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management, Alternatives
Five questions with Shawn Hurley ’99 of Skanska
By: Thomas Grillo Real Estate Editor-Boston Business Journal Mar 25, 2014 Shawn Hurley 1999 graduate of MIT Center for Real Estate was interviewed by Boston Business Journal about why the Seaport is
The Boston Redevelopment Authority approved the 600 Harrison Avenue project
By: PHILLIP MARTIN for NPR The Boston Redevelopment Authority board met at City Hall last night to review a dozen development projects that may soon add to the Boston skyline —