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• Peter Lewis Joins IREM 2011 Board Of Officers And Executive Councilors

  The Boston Metropolitan Chapter of the Institute of Retail Management (IREM®) announced at their monthly meeting on Monday, September 13, 2010, that they have re-elected Schochet Associates/Federal Management’s own Peter Lewis, NAHP-e, SHCM, and Vice President of Property Management as an Executive Councilor for 2011.
• Peter Lewis, VP of Property Management Featured in New England Real Estate Journal

  Peter Lewis, vice president of property management at Federal Management Co., Inc. AMO headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, has earned the Certified Property Manager (CPM) designation from IREM.

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  Schochets Peter Lewis named NEAHMA Certified Green Property Managment credential holder of the year.

  Congratulations to Peter Lewis, The Schochet Companies executive vice president of property management, on being named New England Affordable Housing Management Association (Neahma) Certified Green Property Management credential holder of the year.

• Multi-Housing News: 20/20 Vision

  "The future is already here," points out Daniel Gehman, AIA, LEED AP and principal at TCA (Thomas P. Cox: Architects). With an accelerated pace of innovation evident in the past five to 10 years, industry observers believe that the groundwork is already being set for the apartment of 2020. While anything is possible, those interviewed for this special report agree "the paradigm is shifting to denser spaces that are highly amenitized," as Gehman puts it.

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  MassHousing announcement on $18 Million for the Refinancing, Preservation of Affordability and Renovation of Hillcrest Acres Apartments with RHF and Schochet

  MassHousing Closes on $18 Million for the Refinancing, Preservation of Affordability and Extensive Renovation of the 100-Unit Hillcrest Acres Apartments in Attleboro.  

  The Retirement Housing Foundation and its consultant, the Schochet Companies, will complete approximately $9.9 million in property improvements and preserve affordability for the long term of households with a range of incomes 

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  South End Mixed-Income Housing Community Will Undergo Major Renovation and the Preservation of Affordability with $30.3 million in MassHousing Financing

  The 97-unit Newcastle Saranac is being redeveloped by the Fenway CDC in partnership with the Schochet Companies