Hunneman Drops The 'NAI'

Hunneman's Boston Office Is At 303 Congress St.

New leadership has brought a new name at one of Boston’s biggest CRE firms.

The Boston-based real estate firm formerly known as NAI Hunneman will now go by just “Hunneman” amid a leadership change that has elevated Stephen Prozinski to the role of chief executive. Peter Evans will be the company’s new executive vice president.

“Hunneman is fortunate to have two of the very best real estate professionals working together under one roof,” Hunneman Chairman Stuart Pratt said in a prepared statement. “Their strategic vision combined with their commitment to client service will continue to grow this company’s reputation as a true leader in the New England and global real estate markets.”

Prozinski and Evans had been in charge of the company since former CEO David Slye left in 2017, the Boston Globe reports. While Hunneman has a new name, it will remain a member of the NAI Global network.

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