Developers are proposing new projects large and small to meet demand from technology companies migrating to Boston’s Allston/Brighton neighborhood. The Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) is promoting mixed-use projects to maintain the “live, work, play” atmosphere employees and residents all desire. The program will focus on what is driving the demand for office and laboratory space and the mix of new housing proposed in the neighborhood. The program will help explain the value of maintaining the “live, work, play” atmosphere and how a mix of new uses increase a neighborhood’s continued desirability. In addition, the program will explain how access and proximity to demand generators is playing a vital role in the Allston/Brighton neighborhood’s transformation into The New Cambridge. The speakers will give presentations and participate in a moderated panel discussion.

SPEAKERS:
Jeff Myers, Colliers International – Research Director
Ted Tye, National Development – Managing Partner
Morgan Pierson, Berkeley Investments – Director of Development

This event will be held on Zoom.