More Multifamily Good For Boston?

It's wise to be cautious, says Intercontinental Real Estate CEO Peter Palandjian, who'll join other market experts at Bisnow's 3rd Annual Boston Capital Markets Summit at the Fairmont Copley Plaza Oct. 30. Boston multifamily faces pressure on rents, as an abundant supply of new product comes on market the next three years, but he's bullish on medical and life sciences in 24/7 cities. In September, Intercontinental paid $41M for a 155-unit multifamily rental complex in Seattle, a region where the company would like to acquire more assets. To hear more from Peter and other experts register here.

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