BOSTON: Bisnow Multifamily Summit, in Tweets

IPA Boston

Bisnow took Boston by storm yesterday with our Boston Multifamily summit. Here's a quick Twitter recap:

About to go on stage @bisnow #boston. Nice crowd of 450. They only gave me 25 mins, but that's 187.5 man-hours.

— Jeff Speck (@JeffSpeckAICP) January 15, 2015

Opening keynote by @JeffSpeckAICP about his book The Walkable City is eye opening @Bisnow Boston Multi Family RE summit

— TRINITY BUILDING (@TRINITYBCM) January 15, 2015

Name tags feel more prestigious with the 'speaker' ribbon on them. #stupidthingsmatter pic.twitter.com/fAyFKbxRhA

— Matt Lash (@mattlash) January 15, 2015

RT @IPA_Boston: Julie Smith of @Bozzuto: #millennials have come to expect some degree of luxury in their #housing #bisnow

— Bozzuto (@Bozzuto) January 15, 2015

Jay Doherty says suburban communities are becoming more adept at resisting 40b affordable housing @Bisnow #multifamily

— karin brandt (@karbrandt) January 15, 2015

Harold Brown of Hamilton Company: in order to have "affordable" housing, you need to have lower costs; it's cheaper in suburbs #boston #cre

— IPA Boston (@IPA_Boston) January 15, 2015

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