This Morning's Multifamily BFF's

We think 500 guests is just the right amount for a cozy breakfast. (Any less and it might get too personal.) This morning, such a crowd showed up for Bisnow’s 4th annual Multifamily Summit at the Sheraton Back Bay.

The Mount Vernon Company’s Bruce Percelay and The Hamilton Co’s Harold Brown have become good buds during their appearances as Bisnow panelists, as well as friendly competitors in the Allston market they share. As soon as possible, Harold will find the right occasion to wear the t-shirt Bruce gave him this morning, which sports Bruce’s Allston Green District logo and Harold’s name.

A riveted bunch heard the latest on financing, designing, and building rental developments. Can the market handle all of the apartments being built? Will tenants pay the rents being requested? You can read the answers in our complete event coverage next Tuesday and Wednesday.

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