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Reznick Group's Boston office has grown 50% the past two years, and principal John Mackey expects the office to grow dramatically in coming years. ?We've found in the last year there are some natural progressions as we've done some work with commercial and market rate residential developers.? He says Reznick is particularly focused on transactional activity—a differentiator among accounting firms, many of which just focus on taxes year-in and year-out. Another differentiator in the Boston office is Fred Copeman, a principal in the national real estate consulting practice. An Ernst & Young vet, Fred is building a housing tax credit due diligence practice: preparing and analyzing real estate deals that funds propose to invest in, and assessing the strengths and weaknesses of sponsors of these funds. Learn more about Reznick's Boston office here.

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