April 30, 2018 In Real Estate Leave a comment
Each city within the United States has to confront challenges in the built environment that may resemble or differ from those impacting other geographical regions. When conceptualizing space in a
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From luxury waterfront apartments to affordable housing, Boston’s real estate landscape is constantly evolving. Throughout this evolution, the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) is tasked with engaging communities to
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At Solomon McCown & Company, we monitor the policies and initiatives that will affect Massachusetts residents, particularly those that will be put in front of voters. Right now, we are
Read moreApril 25, 2018 In Education Leave a comment
Recently, I had the pleasure of attending Perkins School for the Blind’s first-ever Hackathon. I’d read about Hackathons before – people from all age groups and backgrounds coming together to
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One of the most important items our State lawmakers take on every year is the Commonwealth’s budget. The Massachusetts Fiscal Year runs from July 1 through June 30 of the
Read moreApril 20, 2018 In Digital Leave a comment
So you have an appealing landing page with a clear call to action, but you aren’t getting as many conversions as you hoped. What gives? The likely answer is that
Read moreApril 19, 2018 In Healthcare Leave a comment
Walk into any beauty store or pharmacy and immediately your eye is drawn to the perfect (read: airbrushed) images of models promoting the newest foundation or lipstick. These unrealistic and
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In an attempt to put the Cambridge Analytica scandal and knee-jerk #deletefacebook movement behind and avoid potential related problems in the future, Facebook recently announced that they will begin shutting
Read moreApril 4, 2018 In Real Estate, SM& Team Leave a comment
The SM& Real Estate Team was proud to spend an afternoon volunteering at Cradles to Crayons, a local non-profit organization that helps over 145,000 children in need. Every year, Cradles
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