Upcoming Real Estate Events

WEBINAR SUMMARY

1. How are affordable housing developers getting complex deals done in today’s environment where renters struggle to make payments?
2. How are developers leveraging tax credits and other incentives?
3. What are top factors driving up the cost of affordable housing development, and what are the best ways of bringing them down?
4. What sort of programs should the local, state and federal governments pursue to help affordable housing builders, owners and tenants make ends meet?
5. How can the industry support innovative methods of construction to lower development cost/unit?

FEATURED PRESENTERS

MARGARET ANADU

Head of Urban Investment Group, Goldman Sachs

ALICIA GLEN

Founder & Managing Principal, MSquared

WHY THIS MATTERS

The Convention, Sports, and Entertainment Facilities Conference offers tools and best practices to owners and developers evaluating their project delivery needs.

This 2020 agenda explores innovative approaches to expansions, renovations and new developments with a specific emphasis on procurement, financing, planning, design, construction, and operations.

The program showcases upcoming projects and procurement opportunities, presents best practices in traditional and alternative project delivery, and provides incredible networking opportunities for industry leaders, developers, owners, and local government officials.

For decades, women have dominated the real estate industry, excluding the lucrative commercial real estate sector. Today, women in real estate still face obstacles such as pay inequality and a lack of leadership positions across the industry. While we have pushed forward leaps and bounds over the last several years, there is still a long way to go. Join us on August 12th for IMN’s Real Estate Webcast Series: Elevating the Role of Women in Real Estate.

Speakers include:

• Meg Epstein, Founder and CEO, CA South
• Maggie Coleman, Managing Director, JLL Capital Markets
• Sara Queen, Head of U.S Operations and Asset Management, Mapletree
• Roberta Sydney, President, Sydney Associates, Inc.
• Jasmine Nazari, Partner, Chief Operating Officer, Urban Green Investments

As well as the educational opportunities the webcast offers, we are pleased to be able to offer networking between webcast attendees for the week of the webcast, do not miss on this unique opportunity to engage with your peers!

*This event is occurring as a live webinar. Registrants will be emailed a link to access the program; please continue to register.*

As COVID-19 increases digitally-driven deliveries, how can logistics and equity be fused more closely? Intensified stress on digital/physical networks has heightened the urgency for rethinking how equity and efficiency are integrated in the movement of goods, services, information, and people. Building network capacity and resilience, for long-term sustainability, requires an honest account of how benefits and burdens are distributed through systems. That account begins by interrogating issues like: the tangible effects of how things are moved by the system, the role and risks of essential delivery workers, and the implications of private ownership of global infrastructure. Join AIANY to examine some of these issues in this webinar. 

Speakers:
Alison J. Conway, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering, City College of New, CUNY
Maria Figueroa, Director of Labor and Policy Research, The Worker Institute, Cornell University-School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Clare Lyster, Founder and Principal, Clare Lyster Urbanism and Architecture, CLUAA
David Vega-Barachowitz, Associate, WXY Architecture + Urban Design 

Moderator:
Margaret Newman, Principal, ARUP

Downtown Manhattan and the Seaport District have benefited from a major facelift over the past decade. From new high-end retail and sought-after restaurants to concert venues and globally inspired art exhibits, Downtown Manhattan has introduced a new “cool factor” to its otherwise business-as-usual reputation. Now, with many of its highly-anticipated projects on hold and doors temporarily closed, what can we expect from a neighborhood that has consistently reinvented itself? Hear about NYC’s plans for reopening downtown during this special Power Briefing with the masterminds of the Seaport District and two of the most celebrated restaurateurs and chefs, Jean-Georges and Andrew Carmellini.

WEBINAR SUMMARY

1. How has technology helped create a more multi-generational workforce?
2. How can companies work to attract millennials, the largest part of today’s workforce?
3. Will Gen-Z fundamentally redefine the workplace, even in a post-lockdown environment? If so, how?
4. Will Gen-Z fundamentally redefine the workplace? If so, how?
5. What management opportunities exist or can be created for Gen-X, in the office and from the work from home environment?

FEATURED PRESENTERS

OREN KLABER

North American Real Estate Sector Leader, Korn Ferry

STACEY MCKIBBIN

CEO, Consilio

WHY THIS MATTERS

New tools are being brought to the construction market daily, whether it be to better connect teams, share knowledge across the project lifecycle, drive job site efficiency or improve facility operations. And it is only getting more difficult to determine the right tool to introduce to your team.

That’s why Advancing AECO Technology Transformation helps you cut through the noise and will showcase how teams are rethinking the way they collaborate, operate, and drive change with the application of these emerging tools to drive higher quality, efficiency and maximize profitability for their company.

Hundreds of Construction, Operations & Technology leaders will come together as we lift the lid on:

• Innovative use cases, delivering the A-Z of how various cutting-edge technologies are really being implemented from office through field, including lessons learned and metrics tracked on the journey to impacting jobsite productivity
• Connecting a single AEC workflow to unite project partners and deliver a more holistic service to clients
• Creating and expanding a technology roadmap for Project teams that integrates with existing processes, yet drives innovation
• Impacting culture and maximizing resources within your corporation to drive buy-in, productivity, and inform real-time decision making to enhance overall project delivery

If ensuring collaboration, field productivity, safety, quality from schematic design through facilities maintenance is part of your focus, then Advancing AECO Technology Transformation 2020 is the event for you.

Your competitors are exploring how they can harness the latest technology advances to get ahead of the curve, so make sure you aren’t left behind!

Get informed on New York City climate legislation and its impact on buildings. Register now for the Climate Mobilization Act Primer, a one-hour seminar examining the basic principles of the Climate Mobilization Act and offering actionable guidance for building decision makers.

The Climate Mobilization Act, passed in April of 2019, is an ambitious legislative package placing emissions limits on New York City’s large commercial and residential buildings. In addition to these emissions limits, codified in Local Law 97 of 2019, the legislation includes green roof and solar PV mandates (Local Laws 92 & 94), building energy performance grades (Local Law 95), and the establishment of clean energy financing tools (Local Law 96).

The Climate Mobilization Act Primer is designed for property owners, managers, developers, and other key stakeholders interested in gaining a foundational understanding of the Climate Mobilization Act and for those seeking direction as they navigate these new regulations.

WEBINAR SUMMARY

1. What structural changes can the city make to keep communities affordable and livable even for low-income residents?
2. How can those changes be adapted to a society under an ongoing pandemic, where density could be seen as an issue?
3. How can the development of public spaces, like sidewalks and parks be used to foster a community atmosphere?
4. How is public transportation being thought about in relation to affordable housing development?
5. How are developers creating safer and more livable community spaces utilizing technology and design without using obstructive resources?

FEATURED PRESENTERS

JONATHAN ROSE

President , Jonathan Rose Companies

MEREDITH MARSHALL

Co-Founder & Principal, BRP Companies

LYNNE PATTON

NY/NJ Regional Administrator, HUD

WHY THIS MATTERS