Edward Chazen

Edward Chazen is a renowned figure in the real estate development, finance, and investment industry with an impressive 37 years of experience.

He has a strong background in academia, having taught real estate full-time at reputable institutions such as Boston College and Brandeis University, and part-time at Boston University and Babson College.

Currently, Edward serves as a Senior Lecturer at the Boston College Carroll School of Management, where he teaches undergraduate and MBA courses, writes case studies, and contributes to the Corcoran Center for Real Estate and Urban Action.

In addition to his academic pursuits, he has a rich industry background, having worked in various roles such as a loan officer at GE Capital, Senior VP at pension fund investment managers, and leading the joint venture equity business at a prominent real estate capital advisory company.

His extensive industry experience includes underwriting, negotiating, and closing real estate investments in major cities like Boston, New York, Washington, DC, Atlanta, Orlando, and Chicago, covering all major property categories.

Throughout his career, Edward has successfully closed over $3 billion worth of real estate investments.

He holds a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) with a concentration in Finance from New York University and a BA with High Honors in Political Science and Government from Emory University.