X-Mas, Back To School, What's Next?

Savvy retailers are doing more than back-to-school sales. And even savvier real estate folks will be joining us for Bisnow's second annual Boston Retail Summit on Aug. 14 to learn the trends: like retailers focusing on fast-track renovations versus new construction. (Shameless plug: Register here!)
Timberline Construction prez Steven Kelly will be one of our panelists and the event sponsor. Here with son Steven Jr, he tells us the Canton-based builder completed construction on a 45k SF LA Fitness in Stoughton earlier this year designed by Chicago-based Studio 222. The sports club has an indoor basketball court, heated pool, and hot tub with saunas. Timberline has done more than 50 Starbucks (new construction and renovations), Verizon Wireless stores, Stop & Shops, and a new Hannaford supermarket in Duanesburg, NY that earned LEED Gold.

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