Comcast's Classy Business

We snapped Comcast’s David Gamache, one of our 650 attendees and a great sponsor, at Bisnow’s third annual Boston State of the Market event last week. He tells us that his company’s business-class service is available in the emerging Innovation District. It features super-fast speed, reliability, and efficiency for Internet, phone, and TV.
We also snapped Goulston & Storrs co-managing director Doug Husid—another great sponsor—who moderated our second panel on development. He took a little time off from advising busy area developers including Harvard, MIT and Samuels & Associates to lead a lively discussion on issues like: can the multifamily boom lead us out of recession and how many new units can Boston absorb? The answer from one developer: eventually, the area will absorb all of the 6,000 units in construction and development. The market may get saturated for a while but will bounce back.

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