Greg Ryan is a Senior Reporter at Boston Business Journal. He covers real estate and economic development, focusing on topics such as commercial and residential real estate, as well as the housing market and real estate development. Greg's work has been featured in notable outlets including New England Cable News, NBC Boston, and Bloomberg News.
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Greg's coverage predominantly focuses on local real estate and business developments in the Boston area. He often covers private sector announcements, government decisions related to development projects, and press releases.
Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches from professionals involved in urban planning, real estate development, or economic development within the Boston area. Experts who can provide insight into trends shaping the local real estate market or those with unique perspectives on urban design could also capture his interest.
As Greg concentrates on specific localities within Massachusetts and Boston, outreach efforts should closely align with these geographic areas for relevance.
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By: Janet Lorin, Greg Ryan
President Donald Trump and the White House have targeted some of the most prestigious schools in the US in his second term.
By: Vanessa Perdomo, David Hellier, Greg Ryan, Michelle Kaske
Live Q&A: Will this be the Most Chaotic World Cup in History?
More than two-thirds of Harvard University faculty voted to cap the proportion of A-grades in undergraduate courses, instituting one of the strongest policies against grade inflation in US higher education in decades.
By: Greg Ryan, Miles J. Herszenhorn
Harvard University faculty have voted to limit the number of A-grades awarded in undergraduate courses. Starting in 2027, a maximum of 20% of students plus four can receive an A. This move aims to combat grade inflation and re-center academic rigor.
By: Miles J. Herszenhorn, Greg Ryan
Harvard University faculty have voted to limit the number of A-grades awarded in undergraduate courses. Starting in 2027, a maximum of 20% of students plus four can receive an A. This move aims to combat grade inflation and re-center academic rigor.
The talent at some of America’s hottest artificial intelligence companies often passes through Boston-area universities before heading west to build billion-dollar businesses in Silicon Valley. Massachusetts business and political leaders say California’s proposed tax on billionaires is an opportunity to change that.
(Bloomberg) -- The talent at some of America's hottest artificial intelligence companies often passes through Boston-area universities before heading
By: Greg Ryan, Elizabeth Rembert, Liam Knox
The U.S. Department of Education wants to grease the wheels for college mergers and acquisitions, a rare Trump administration proposal with broad support from university leaders who see the policy
By: Elizabeth Rembert, Liam Knox, Greg Ryan
The agency aims to expedite and simplify M&A reviews within the next year, according to Under Secretary Nicholas Kent, the top federal official overseeing higher education.
By: David Hellier, Greg Ryan
Scotland’s last World Cup showing was in 1998 and the pent-up passion is pushing kilt-clad supporters to outspend larger nations.
