Boston's Main Attraction

Why does our region keep attracting life science, healthcare, and tech companies? (Maybe we have enough hat stores already.) Where will they expand? Nearly 300 CRE execs joined us t his morning for the answers at Bisnows 3rd annual Life Science Summit.

Here's the crowd taking in our moderator, Jacobs KlingStubbins Chris Leary,Related Beal president Robert Beal,Forest City Boston prez Frank Wuest,King Properties principal Tom Ragno,Suffolk Constructions Shawn Seaman,and BioMeds Bill Kane. In our full coverage tomorrow, learn how Cambridge has adjusted to becoming a global life science star and what companies in the industry need and want in their lab and office spaces.

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