With over 25 years of experience in land use, development, and real estate investment in Boston, Peter has had a front row seat to much of the design and development that has shaped Boston in recent years.

Driven by projects and people, Peter has been a part of some of Boston’s most recent transformative developments in his prior role as executive vice president at Related Beal, LLC, including overseeing the Converse World Headquarters at Lovejoy Wharf, the residences at 131 Beverly Street at Lovejoy Wharf, and Mass Eye and Ear’s outpatient surgical center at 800 Huntington Avenue.

One of Peter’s proudest professional moments was imagining and bringing to reality The Beverly, a 239 unit 100% workforce and affordable building in North Station.  The Beverly is celebrated as the model of how to create workforce and affordable housing in Boston.    

To Peter, great ideas are the cornerstone of every successful project and he is fascinated by the challenge of identifying new great ideas for each project. As an early riser, Peter does his best thinking before 6:00 a.m., challenging himself on how to bring great ideas to reality. This is particularly interesting in Boston, a city that’s big enough to be dynamic and exciting but small enough to feel quaint and maintain its authenticity. Peter loves to travel with his family and discover inspiration for new ideas.

Peter was appointed in 2022 by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu to serve on the City of Boston affordable housing technical advisory committee.  Peter and his family live in Swampscott, where Peter serves as a member of the Town of Swampscott Board of Selectmen. He is also a guest lecturer on various real estate topics at the MIT Center for Real Estate.