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Bisnow was pleased to have Comcast as an event sponsor at Tuesday?s sold-out Seaport District Summit. Comcast sent Kevin Muscato to let the 700 event guests know that the company has rolled out new services from home security to everything your business needs.
The Pinehills? Tony Green says that the ?12 sales pace at the region's largest mixed-use development (3052 residences permitted) is better than the 144 homes sold in 2011. Since '01, nearly 1,600 homes have been occupied: 192 rental apartments and 1,400 for-sale homes, from condominium townhomes to cottages and custom single-family houses. In addition, 36 more homes are sold and under construction. In the past two weeks alone, Tony says it's had 15 more new home reservations (the step before signing a P&S). Buyer interest is intensifying as more people sell their existing houses.
We snapped guests WINN Development's Pat Carucci and Lincoln Properties' Barbara Oddo. Pat tells us that WINN recently completed the development of Groop Townview Apartments in Fitchburg, Curtain Lofts in Fall River, and Cliftex Apartments in New Bedford. Barbara says that LPC was recently assigned to manage the tower at 53 State St.

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