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5 Reasons To Attend Bisnow's Boston C-Suite Roundtable Kickoff

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Boston’s commercial real estate market is ready for 2026, with strong demand in industrial/logistics and growth in retail and hospitality. Even though the city's life sciences and tech industries have cooled, they're expected to rebound in 2026 because of renewed interest in artificial intelligence and therapy-driven investment.

The push for more office-to-residential conversions is increasing housing activity, bolstered by the extension of Mayor Michelle Wu’s programMultifamily rent growth is also on an uptick, driven by Boston’s resilient and innovation-focused economy.

On Jan. 22, Bisnow’s Boston C-Suite Roundtable Kickoff at the Westin Boston Seaport will have the city’s top power players discuss current market dynamics and what they expect to see in 2026.

Click here for information about the event.

Here are five reasons to attend this exciting CRE event:

  1. Hear insights on how to navigate capital markets, investment and development opportunities in a shifting market from Related Cos.’ President Bruce Beal Jr., Synergy CEO David Greaney and Taurus Investment CEO Peter Merrigan.

  2. Learn which asset classes will provide the most economic opportunity in 2026.

  3. Discover how investors are leveraging the opportunity zones and redesignated tracts across Massachusetts.

  4. Find out what Boston submarkets are seeing the most growth and what features make these attractive to investors.

  5. See what predictions Boston’s industry leaders have for CRE in 2026 and beyond.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to connect with industry leaders, real estate experts and more at the Boston C-Suite Roundtable Kickoff on Jan. 22.

Click here to learn more.

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