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Boston CRE Tech Summit

How Tech is Affecting Boston's Investment, Design & Project Management Sectors on a Daily Basis

Event Ended On: Thursday May 9 2019

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Event Host

Events Raw Space

25 Fid Kennedy Ave.

3.5-acre city-owned parcel located in the Boston Marine Industrial Park (BMIP) overlooking Boston Harbor. Historically known as “Building 16,” 25 Fid Kennedy Avenue was built in 1940 by the U.S. Navy as a multi-trade heavy machine shop. The open, steel frame structure and forty-ton overhead crane capacity facilitated large-scale metal fabrication and assembly supporting the U.S. efforts in WWII. After years of neglect, the building was left vacant for decades. In 2015, Cannistraro was designated the Developer by the Boston Redevelopment Authority to revitalize the facility to its created use. Renovations preserve the legacy of the buildings industrial Art Deco architecture and utilitarian uses.

Speakers and Panels

Keynote State of CRE Tech Remarks

Leasing, Amenities & Turning Information into Dollars

Marc Emmons

Marc Emmons

VP of Sales and Marketing, Starry Internet Services

How to Adapt to CRE Tech to Immediately Impact Your Business

Venue

25 Fid Kennedy Ave
Boston, MA 02210

Floor: 2nd floor


Parking Information:

Free parking available across the street at the Massport lot on Fid Kennedy Avenue

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Breakfast & Networking
8:30 AM
9:15 AM
Leasing, Amenities & Turning Information into Dollars
9:15 AM
10:00 AM
How to Adapt to CRE Tech to Immediately Impact Your Business
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
Keynote State of CRE Tech Remarks
10:30 AM
11:00 AM
Post Event Networking

Summary

1) Blockchain, AI and Big Data has been all over the news, but how is it actually being applied to the CRE industry today?    

2) How are the industry's leading dealmakers leveraging technology to source, evaluate, and ultimately complete more transactions?

3) What innovations in design are most impacting things like sustainability, space optimization, and tenant satisfaction?

4) With construction costs rising and a growing labor shortage, what innovative products and practices are being employed to deliver projects faster and under-budget without sacrificing structural or functional integrity?

5) With the current boom cycle nearing its conclusion and "good" acquisition deals becoming harder to find, how are leading property owners and managers utilizing tech to lower operating costs and still deliver returns to their investors?