Real Estate
Real Estate
Going by the Book Ken Vincunas says he’s long kicked around the idea of writing a book, one that would call on nearly 40 years of experience in the […]
A Visionary Approach Real-estate development can be a profitable business. In fact, it’s safe to say that’s the key driver for most players in this sector. For the team […]
Weathering the Storms As she talked with BusinessWest, Lynn Gray and her staff were gearing up for February school vacation. It’s always a busy time at the Holyoke Mall, which […]
Suspense Is Building Evan Plotkin can look out the windows of his offices on the 14th floor at 1350 Main St. and see many signs of progress, and momentum, in […]
Improving on the Model Before going into some detail about the new co-workspace initiative he’s part of in East Longmeadow, Chris Orszulak first wanted to talk about another project […]
It’s Business, Not Nostalgia Jack Dill likes to say he’s been involved with the building at 1441 Main St. in Springfield since “before it was a hole in […]
Finding Their Place Demetrios Panteleakis has talked often about the interview he and his partners at the Macmillan Group had with the new owners of Tower Square when they were […]
Divesting the Portfolio Dan Knapik says that, when he became executive director of the New England Farm Workers’ Council in the summer of 2021, he found a […]
Building Anxiety Aaron Vega calls it the ‘year of reckoning.’ And he’s not the only one who uses such language when talking about 2023 and the cannabis industry. This has […]
The Great Outdoors The term ‘parklet’ isn’t exactly new. Larger municipalities like San Francisco, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Chicago, and others have been using it, officially or unofficially, for at […]
The Last Big Piece of the Puzzle Lee Pouliot says he’s always had what he calls a bit of a fascination with what is known simply as the […]
Turning Back the Clock At other times in Springfield’s history, the properties at 113 State St. and 1155 Main St. were prominent players in the vibrancy, culture, and overall tenor […]
This Is Not a Fire Drill By Brion J. Kirsch and James F. Martin Remember in elementary school when they would have a planned fire drill? The alarm would […]
Art of the Matter Evan Plotkin says he decided to call it the ‘Springfield Room.’ That’s because … most all of the paintings on the walls, courtesy of artist John […]
Building Momentum In many respects, Nick LaPier is back where he started. Or at least back to where he started his own accounting firm in 2003. That would be the […]
