Attended the University of Notre Dame and graduated in Architecture.

There is no cost to attend.As mentioned on NEREJ Radio.Who:All Greater Boston professionals in the commercial and multifamily real estate, lending, development, architecture, engineering, asset management, property management, legal, brokerage, and related industries.When:Friday evening, April 5, 2013.

And listening to the podcasts... they're all informative but if I had to choose a favorite so far - I think Karen's story is just amazing.I've worked in the medical field as a hospital pharmacy tech for 10 years, but I've always been fascinated with old architecture, historic homes and neighborhoods.

A couple of years back I was first in line to pick up a completely gutted house (not fire damage - just foreclosed after the demo part of a complete re-architecture) for $100K in a $400K neighborhood.

Best way to change the rule is to be on the architectural committee or on the HOA board.It might also be possible to use a different window supplier with different pricing.If those two wont work for you, then you have to pay the money.

Hi @Thierry Van RoyI work for an architectural design company that specializes in hospitality design and I design beach clubs in many of my projects.

For point of reference, I had a roof quote (roof only) for approx. 6SQ of roofing to be replaced w/ 75yr architectural shingles for $2200.

I can't imagine that it was a structural addition for living space due to the nature of the architecture.

Not only that, they immediately closed the work order and converted it to a corrective action and demanded an Architectural review be submitted before WE could even get it repaired!

I've owned more than 90 properties and built/developed more than 1,000 properties and large parcels, and I've owned a construction, Architecture, Mortgage and Real Estate company(ies) for 18 years.