On Nov. 12, Southeast Real Estate Business hosted “What is the Outlook for the Affordable Housing Sector in the Southeast.” Listen to hear how leaders in the industry are coping with challenges from both a developer/owner/investor perspective and a broker/lender perspective. See below for a brief list of topics covered by each panel. Panel One: Developer/Owner/Investor Rising costs for building affordable housing projects Low interest rates offsetting costs Alternative ways to grow the affordable housing stock Do’s and don’ts for general contractors and developers Capital sources Returns — what can affordable housing developers expect? Panel One: Broker/Lender Pandemic impact on existing affordable housing properties/plans for new development Investor appetite Sellers revise their expectations as new buyers enter market Impact of the election on the sector in 2021 Availability of capital for investments currently Developer/Owner/Investor Panel: Marc Padgett, Summit Contracting Group (moderator) Max Cruz, Housing Trust Group Nick Andersen, Development Dominium H. Granvel Tate, III, The Michaels Organization Ray Kuniansky, Columbia Residential Broker/Lender Panel Kyle Shoemaker, Affordable Housing Investment Brokerage (moderator) Derek DeHay, Newmark Eric Taylor, Greystone Real Estate Advisors Sheri Davis, Highland Commercial Mortgage Jeff Rodman, M&T Realty Capital Kevin Morris, Colliers Affordable Housing Group Webinar sponsors: Summit Contracting …
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The “San Diego Mixed-Use Outlook — Planning and Developing Mixed-Use Projects in the San Diego Market” webinar, hosted by Western Real Estate Business, brings together industry leaders to discuss how mixed-use has become one of the most active property types throughout the market, spurring new developments and the redevelopment of existing properties — and how COVID-19 is impacting the sector. In this three-part presentation, there will be an in-depth discussion of plans for Horton Plaza, an analysis from developers & owners and, finally, a discourse from mixed-use partners. Horton Plaza Update Panelists: Greg Williams, Stockdale Capital Partners Sean Slater, RDC Developers & Owners Panel: Mike Mahoney, Ryan Companies Gary London, London Moeder Advisors Tony Pauker, Brookfield Residential Jason Wood, Cisterra Development Nicole Williams, Ware Malcomb Mixed-Use Partners: Darin Schoolmeester, KTGY Architecture + Planning Scott Hall, JLL Carrie Bobb, Carrie Bobb & Co. Ryan Grant, CBRE Penny Maus, Port of San Diego Webinar sponsors: Port of San Diego: The Port of San Diego is an innovative champion for the 34 miles of San Diego Bay waterfront along Chula Vista, Coronado, Imperial Beach, National City and San Diego. RDC: Founded in 1979, RDC is a full-service, award-winning firm dedicated to making everyday places extraordinary. …
Developer/Owners/Investors Panel: (Clockwise from top left) Chris Hake, Thompson Thrift; Jenny Redlin, Partner Engineering and Science, Inc.; Joshua Simon, SimonCRE; Jim Pederson, Pederson Group (joining by phone); Mike Kallner, RED Development; Judi Butterworth, Orion Investment Real Estate. The “Phoenix Retail Outlook — How is the Phoenix Market Responding to COVID-19?” webinar, hosted by Shopping Center Business and Western Real Estate Business, covers the impacts of COVID-19 and how retail experts are bringing creativity to challenging situations. Learn what retailers, restaurant owners and developers need to thrive, plus what our panelists anticipate for retail in the near future. See a list of some topics covered below: How are Phoenix area retailers, restaurants and developers adapting to the COVID-19 environment? What do they need to succeed? How will Phoenix retail rents and property values be impacted? What are the predictions for retail vacancy rates in the coming year? What will be the impact on new development in the near term? What do retailers and retail property owners need to consider to position themselves for recovery? What opportunities do Phoenix retail tenants, developers investors see in a post-pandemic market? Developer/Owners/Investors Panelists: Chris Hake, Thompson Thrift Jenny Redlin, Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. Joshua Simon, SimonCRE Jim Pederson, Pederson Group Mike …
Webinar: Las Vegas Multifamily Outlook — How is the Vegas Apartment Sector Responding to the Pandemic?
by Jaime Lackey
On November 9, Western Real Estate Business magazine hosted “Las Vegas Multifamily Outlook — How is the Vegas Apartment Sector Responding to the Pandemic?”, featuring two panels of multifamily experts to discuss development and investment sales activity in Las Vegas. Speakers on the development panel include Greg Campbell of Laguna Point Properties, Dave Sloan of Next Wave Investors, Bob Schulman of Schulman Properties, Alex Woodin of Southern Land Co. and Travis Nelson of First American Title. Investment market panelists include Taylor Sims of Cushman & Wakefield, Bobby Khorshidi of Archway Capital, Robin Willett of NorthCap Multifamily, Adam Schmitt of CBRE, and Scott McClave of The Bascom Group. Archway Capital and First American Title sponsored the discussions, which were hosted by Western Real Estate Business and InterFace Conference Group.
The Houston Retail Outlook— How is the Houston Market Responding to the Pandemic? webinar, hosted by Shopping Center Business and Texas Real Estate Business, covers the impacts of COVID-19 and how retail experts are bringing creativity to challenging situations. Houston boasts a dynamic retail and restaurant scene that has been a requisite landing spot for new shopping, dining and entertainment users over the last few years. With a plethora of new mixed-use destinations in development or coming on line, can the market continue to absorb the new retail space despite pandemic-related restrictions and reduced occupancies? See a list of some topics covered below: What initiatives have retail landlords and operators taken to mitigate the disruption brought on by COVID-19? What is the outlook in terms of leasing for the Houston market over the next six months? What kinds of retail deals are capital sources targeting right now, and what is the Houston market seeing in terms of deal velocity and volume? How will broader expectations for the Houston economy impact the performance of the retail market in the coming months? Panelists: Jake Donaldson (moderator), Method Architecture Emily Durham, Waterman Steele Real Estate Advisors Lacee Jacobs, Midway David Luther, NewQuest Properties Jonathan Hicks, …
Webinar: Los Angeles Industrial Outlook — How has the Pandemic Changed the Industrial Sector in Southern California?
by Jaime Lackey
On October 27, Western Real Estate Business magazine hosted a panel of industrial experts to discuss how the pandemic has impacted investment sales, leasing and development within the Los Angeles industrial real estate sector. Click to listen to the recording and hear the 2021 outlook. The webinar included two separate discussions. The developer/owner panel included Joseph Vargas of Wonderful Real Estate Development, Brett Tremaine of Majestic Realty, Damon Austin of Prologis, and Brett Dedeaux of Dedeaux Properties and Morgan Medlin of Allen Matkins. The second panel covered the capital markets/finance and brokerage perspectives and included Jeffrey Cole of Cushman & Wakefield, Bobby Khorshidi of Archway Capital, Steven Lurie of Greenberg Glusker, Peter Bacci of Lee & Associates, Chris Jackson of NAI Capital and Christopher Sheehan of Colliers International. Allen Matkins, Dedeaux Properties, Wonderful Real Estate Development, Greeberg Glusker, Archway Capital and Lee & Associates sponsored the discussion.
The webinar Las Vegas Industrial Outlook — How has the Pandemic Changed the Industrial Sector in Nevada? hosted by Shopping Center Business and Western Real Estate Business, covers how industrial experts are approaching investment sales, leasing and development within the Las Vegas industrial sector in the wake of COVID-19. With shutdowns, social distancing, and the explosion of e-commerce, industrial has become essential. Shopping patterns have changed, affecting manufacturing as well as warehousing and logistics. How has the coronavirus pandemic impacted industrial activity within the Las Vegas market? What do industrial leaders expect to see in the rest of 2020 and into 2021? See a list of some topics covered below: How has the pandemic impacted industrial activity? How are rents and sales prices trending within the market? Will industrial development slow in southern Nevada or remain steady? What types of tenants are looking for space? What features are they looking for? What are the hot submarkets? What trends in industrial development are you seeing in the Las Vegas market? Panelists: David E. Waters, Lathrop GPM LLP (moderator) Erin Johnston, Copaken Brooks Andy Crimmins, Crossroads Retail Group Tyler Enders, Made in KC Dan Lowe, Legacy Development David Block, Block & Company Webinar sponsors: …
Shopping Center Business and Heartland Real Estate Business hosted a webinar entitled Greater Kansas City Retail Outlook— How is the Greater Kansas City Area Retail Sector Responding to COVID-19?, covering the impacts of COVID-19 and what panelists expect for the rest of 2020. See a list of some topics covered below: As a city that straddles state lines, how has Kansas City been impacted by the pandemic, compared with other Midwest markets? What restrictions are in place for retailers and restaurants? How are retail property owners and tenants ensuring the safety of customers and staff? What are property owners and managers doing to work with retail tenants during these difficult circumstances? What do retailers need to recover? How will retail rents and property values be affected? What are the predictions for retail vacancy rates in the coming year? What will be the impact on new development and investment sales in the retail sector in the near term? Panelists: David E. Waters, Lathrop GPM LLP (moderator) Erin Johnston, Copaken Brooks Andy Crimmins, Crossroads Retail Group Tyler Enders, Made in KC Dan Lowe, Legacy Development David Block, Block & Company Webinar sponsors: Block & Company, Inc.: Block & Company, Inc., Realtors is …
(Panelists, clockwise from top left) Adam Tiktin, Tiktin Real Estate Investment Services; Rod Castan, Courtelis Company; Lyle Stern, Koniver Stern Group; Philip Rosen, Becker (moderator); Duane Stiller, Woolbright Development. Last week, Shopping Center Business and Southeast Real Estate Business hosted “South Florida Retail Outlook: What is the Impact of COVID-19 on South Florida’s Retail Sector?” Listen as a panel of retail experts discusses their gameplans: working with tenants and their employees as the industry seeks to adapt. Hear about attitudes towards loans, rent reductions, property value, next steps and more. See a list of some topics covered and their timestamps below: (07:00): How are restaurants and experiential tenants faring? (09:29) Adapting for the challenges of COVID-19 (17:28) South Florida retail rent trends over the next 180 days? (24:32) What can owners do today to position themselves to succeed? (36:00) When might we start to see real loan defaults and real distressed assets? (42:55) Lessons learned from 2007-2008 financial crisis (53:56) Decisions made in the pre-COVID-19 world that have carried over well into our current environment Hear how South Florida retail professionals are approaching industry challenges and evolving to meet the needs of retailers. Panelists: Philip Rosen, Becker (moderator) Adam Tiktin, …
On June 4, InterFace Net Lease and France Media hosted the first industry-wide webinar to discuss net lease/sale-leaseback market conditions related to the impact of coronavirus: “The State of the NNN Market as the Industry Emerges from COVID-19.” In this panel discussion, net lease experts explain the short- and long-term impacts of COVID-19 on the world of triple net lease, as well as the challenges and opportunities investors and developers may see as the country reopens after months of shutdown. What can we expect as from a bank liquidity point of view? Per Karl Francetic of Realty Investor Capital: “[When the crisis first happened], there were a bunch of tenants that weren’t sure how if and how they were going to be paying their rent. They all got PPP loans, and now everybody has paid their rent. July is going to be the first month where they’re not going to have that PPP funding. It’s going to be very telling what happens. Are tenants going to be paying their rent and are things going to be back on track without PPP, or is the government going to go and do another stimulus, which then can extend that kind of uncertainty in terms of how long it’s …