Eastdil's Lagosh: Strong Investor Demand for Seaport

There's continued strong investor demand for properties in the Seaport, says another speaker, Eastdil Secured directorSarah Lagosh (far right, with NEWiRE prez Holly Nelson and Colliers CEO Tom Hynes). What's attracting them:stronggrowthin theofficesector, bolstered by themultifamily,hotel,andretaildevelopment happening all around the waterfront. (Plus access to a quick swim.) Bostons status as a top 5 global target investment market and improvement in fundamentals across the CBD will keep attracting deep investor interest, says Sarah whos firm is marketing 45 Milk St in the Financial District.

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