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Will Deflate Gate Hurt the Property Market?

Sports and real estate are the hottest industries in town. (Our kindergartners wear Patriots colors to school, even if they can’t stay up to watch the games.) So, will the kerfuffle over deflated footballs used in last Sunday’s AFC championship game damage the Patriots or slow down our fast-moving real estate market? We asked Patriots fan and National Development managing partner Jack O’Neil, whose firm has myriad projects and investments region wide. He says the controversy “won’t take the air out of our sails.” Was this story just an excuse to write about our beloved Patriots in a publication meant for real estate? You bet.

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