An Interview with Jonathan Grobstein of Rise Realty Jonathan Grobstein is the head of investment research and sustainability at Rise Realty. While working as a real estate agent to help clients find the best realties around Boston, he attends Boston University, where he studies real estate, finance, and international relations. Grobstein has obtained extensive knowledge […]
by Amal Radhakrishnan
Cars are very much a necessity in today’s world. However, they are also responsible for substantial financial and environmental costs. An average vehicle wastes 30% of its gasoline when searching for parking, which essentially equates to 930 million gallons of gas and 18.6 billion pounds of carbon dioxide emissions yearly. On the other side, […]
by jimmyfang455
We understand that with quarantine, you can’t go to Fenway Park to watch the Sox games. You can’t fathom taking a ferry to the Cape. All you’re stuck with is lying on your couch and watching Friends on Netflix. It turns out; there’s a lot more you can do (if you can take your […]
by ConstanceH
Across the country, states are beginning to open up, and people are slowly returning to their workplaces. However, will everything go back to normal? With the outbreak of the COVID-19 disease, people are now uncomfortable with what used to be the norm. Gone are the days of efficiency, as safety and cleanliness have become […]
by Amal Radhakrishnan
Q: So now you want parking to be sustainable too? A: Yes, in fact, urban transportation is one of the core contributors of global emissions, oil consumption and energy use. With parking contributing to about 30% of urban traffic congestion, it isn’t hard to estimate the impact of aimless search of parking on global sustainability. […]
by Ashwin Pillai
On June 1, 2020, [email protected] will kick off its annual Summer Accelerator program. The 10-week program provides weekly education sessions, paired mentors, in-kind startup resources, and a $10,000 stipend per team. Read More ->
by Amal Radhakrishnan
On Friday, April 17, 2020, Boston University’s [email protected] initiative awarded $64,000 to six student and alumni startups in the annual New Venture Competition. Over 350 students, faculty, staff, friends, and family logged on virtually for what is typically [email protected]’s in-person end-of-year celebration. Read More ->
by Amal Radhakrishnan
There are many incredibly passive income streams out there, but renting a parking spot is probably more passive than most. You don’t have to create or build something to make passive income from this stream. You simply start with the spot you already have, and as long as you own it, it can continue to […]
by Ashwin Pillai
Wait! If your car gets ever towed in Boston, don’t fret. Because, you have a bunch of options to get it back. In this article, we will discuss ways to get your car back. Reasons your car can get towed! First things first – some of the most common reasons as stated by the City […]
by Oindrilla Chatterjee
With the continuous construction of new buildings and more people moving to the city, it is very challenging to find an adequate parking space or any parking space for that matter. Learn to rely on mobile apps to aid in finding in-city parking. It all comes down to using the right tools and knowing where […]
by Oindrilla Chatterjee
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