Berkshire Residential Investments

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Offices

marker iconOne Beacon Street, 24th Floor, Boston, 02108, United States
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMs. Mary Beth Bloom
Job titleExecutive Managing Director, General Counsel, Chief Risk Officer
LocationBoston, United States
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Key Contact
user imageMs. Heather Boujoulian
Job titleManaging Director, Head of Development
LocationBoston, United States
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Key Contact
user imageMs. Carolyn Burgess
Job titlePartner, Chief Credit Officer
LocationBoston, United States
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Key Contact
user imageMr. Michael Coffey
Job titlePartner, Head of Capital Markets
LocationBoston, United States
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Berkshire Residential Investments funds managed

Funds in market: 1

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Open dateOct 2024
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Closed funds: 15

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Close dateDec 2025
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Close dateDec 2024
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Close dateOct 2021
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