A Happy Newton Mayor

On Monday evening, B?nai B?rith Housing New England E.D.Susan Gittelman dropped off a $300k holiday check to Mayor Setti Warren to repay the City for Community Preservation Fund money it gave the non-profit to develop 33Comm. The 57-unit housing development in Chestnut Hill includes 15 affordable units. Also on hand: community preservation committee chair Nancy Grissom, BBH NE board of directors president Marvin Siflinger, and BBH NE Real Estate Council chair Ed Zuker. BBH NE also repaid the State $300k of the $750k it threw into the pot.
We spotted CRE attorneys Joan Parsons and Diane Rubin, who were recently named two of the "Top Women of Law" for 2010 byMassachusetts Lawyers Weekly. Joan is a partner at Riemer & Braunstein and current NEWiRE president. She focuses on banking and finance as well as real estate. Diane is a partner in Prince Lobel Glovsky & Tye's litigation and real estate practice groups.

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