GAIN INSIGHT.

REFA is a leading trade association for commercial real estate finance professionals.As a key member of the Greater Boston Real Estate Board, REFA is committed to providing industry information, networking events, and professional education that enhance professional development.

Conferences and seminars. Breakfast panels and luncheons. Galas and awards events. REFA provides ongoing, important forums for the exchange of ideas, knowledge, and solutions among some of the industry's most experienced professionals.

REFA. Information when it's needed. Knowledge where it counts.

REFA Key Facts: Over 550 members. More than 59 corporate sponsors. Represents commercial real estate finance professionals in Greater Boston.

GAIN INSIGHT.

REFA. Information when it's needed. Knowledge where it counts.

REFA Key Facts: Over 550 members. More than 59 corporate sponsors. Represents commercial real estate finance professionals in Greater Boston.

GAIN INSIGHT.

REFA. Information when it's needed. Knowledge where it counts.

REFA Key Facts: Over 550 members. More than 59 corporate sponsors. Represents commercial real estate finance professionals in Greater Boston.

GAIN INSIGHT.

REFA. Information when it's needed. Knowledge where it counts.

REFA Key Facts: Over 550 members. More than 59 corporate sponsors. Represents commercial real estate finance professionals in Greater Boston.

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Donate to the One Fund Boston

REFA is deeply saddened by the events of Monday, April 15^th and our thoughts and prayers go out to the families affected by this tragedy. REFA asks for your help to support the One Fund Boston to help the people most affected. To donate, click here.

REFA to Honor Mayor Thomas Menino at 25th Gala

The Real Estate Finance Association announced to their membership last month that Mayor Thomas Menino will be the recipient of the Robert S. Swain Jr. Distinguished Service Award at the 25th Annual REFA Gala, to be held Thursday October 17th at Westin Copley Place. The announcement was made on the heels of the Mayor’s press conference last month in which he decided to not seek a record 6th term as Mayor of Boston, a post he has held since 1993.