Bisnow Healthcare Industry Breakfast

Here's the crowd at this morning?s breakfast, where many took advantage of the continuous coffee bars to schmooze on the sidelines. The real estate chiefs for Dana-Farber, Partners Healthcare and Children's Hospital say that the recession may have slowed them down a bit, but hasn?t halted their expansion activities in the city and suburbs. Meanwhile, brokers like RBJ?s Bob Richards and Cushman & Wakefield's Frank Nelson, and investors like Biomed?s Bill Kane and National Development's Tom Alperin, say that the economic slowdown and uncertainty around the landmark healthcare legislation has served to highlight the unique, sustaining value of Boston's medical industry. We will bring you full coverage tomorrow. Stay tuned!

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