David Pogorelc has been heavily involved in Boston-area real estate for over 20 years. During this time he's experienced the extreme undulations that best describe the Boston real estate market over the past two decades. Before founding Core Investments, David was a founder and partner at Helm Investments, a real estate investment firm focusing on residential Boston properties. Prior to co-founding Helm, he was investing in undervalued real estate and enhancing and creating value through a variety of development projects. Over the past two decades, David has developed a significant contact base in the Boston market that has contributed to the success of Core and its partnerships. In 2001, David was involved in the acquisition of a wireless Internet network company to provide high speed Internet access to Core's properties. USAINET now provides Internet service to many small businesses and buildings as well as Core's holdings. David is constantly exploring new ideas to add value to Core properties. David Pogorelc graduated from Bryant College in 1985 with a B.A. in Marketing and minor in Economics. He likes chocolate chip cookies. - 3 years ago

David Pogorelc, the principal of Core Investments Inc., has been promoting America and the American dream of home ownership for the past two decades. If you had a cup of coffee with him he would tell you “We live in the greatest country in the world! Where life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are our constitutional inheritance. We have the freedom to make choices and live the American dream of home ownership.” Dave Pogorelc has successfully developed, revitalized and renovated many Back Bay and Beacon Hill buildings employing contractors, masons, artisians, painters, landscapers in historically reviving old mansions, creating condominiums for first-time homeowners. Dave has great admiration and appreciation for the history of our country and our Founding Fathers. Dave is a great admirer of Abraham Lincoln and the civil rights movements of the past two centuries. - 3 years ago

The American flag is David's ultimate and daily inspiration. Old Glory symbolizes a new glory for him - as all his buildings and sites fly the American flag. He constantly looks for undervalued buildings that can be transformed into optimized mixed-use properties. Turn of the century and historic buildings are one of his main focuses. Projects David is involved in tend to benefit investors and residents alike. With the greater good of his fellow man always in mind, Mr. Pogorelc strives to make a positive difference in his neighborhood while improving precious historical dwellings and making them benefit current communities. - 3 years ago

Joseph J. Nissenbaum, an attorney and long-time Somerville resident and civic leader, died Dec. 23, 2009. He was 93. Mr. Nissenbaum was born at home in Somerville July 3, 1916, one of five children of Sarah and Charles Nissenbaum. As a student at Somerville High and Boston University, he helped his father deliver ice and coal from a horsedrawn wagon. - 16 hours ago

STUART — The job as top executive of the Realtor Association of Martin County didn’t stay vacant long. - 2 days ago

Six people, including a California man who ran a Canton-based company, were charged in a $2 million mortgage fraud scheme. - 7 days ago

Six people, including a 29-year-old Brockton resident and a Walpole man who used to have a law practice in Quincy, were charged in a $2 million mortgage fraud scheme. - 8 days ago

Three real estate investors, two local mortgage brokers and a former local attorney have been indicted for allegedly using fraudulent documents to defraud homeowners and mortgage lenders in real estate transactions involving 26 distressed properties in Greater Boston. - 9 days ago

Dec. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Stephen Ross , the billionaire who changed New York’s skyline with projects including the Time Warner Center, had barely deposited the cash from selling a quarter of Related Cos. last year when the credit crisis froze the lending and real-estate markets. - 2 weeks ago

Getting certified as a green office building isn't easy. The Boston real estate company Franklin Street Properties found that out when it applied for LEED certification on its One and Two River Crossing buildings on Indianapolis' Northeastside. - 3 weeks ago

NORWELL, MA, ISSUED DECEMBER 10, 2009 . . . Data released today by HouseSavvy ( www.housesavvy.com ) shows the Greater Boston Real Estate Market continues to be one of the healthiest markets in the country. - 3 weeks ago

BOSTON (Reuters) - Health insurer Aetna Inc said on Wednesday it expects to take a charge of $60 million to $65 million in the fourth quarter of 2009 to cover costs associated with job cuts and real estate consolidation. - 24 hours ago

Health insurer Aetna Inc said Wednesday it expects to take a charge of $60 million to $65 million in the fourth quarter to cover previously announced job cut costs and real estate consolidation. - 20 hours ago

Aetna Outlines Charges For Job Cuts, Real Estate - 24 hours ago

) said on Wednesday it expects to take a charge of $60 million to $65 million in the fourth quarter of 2009 to cover costs associated with job cuts and real estate consolidation. - 22 hours ago

BOSTON -- Aetna Inc. said Wednesday that it expects to take a fourth-quarter after-tax charge of about $60 million to $65 million. The health insurer said about $40 million in charges relate to 625 j... - 22 hours ago

Following are real estate transactions over $5,000 as listed in records of the Erie County clerk's office for the week ending Nov. 13. - 3 days ago