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Cincinnati Industrial Boom

The Fastest-Growing Asset Class in Northern Kentucky

Event Ended On: Tuesday April 24 2018

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Speakers and Panels

Industrial Market Key Drivers: Tech, Logistics, & E-Commerce

John Rickert
Moderator

John Rickert

Principal and Executive Managing Director, SVN | RICORE Investment Management

Industrial Finance, Development, & Design

Chris Knueven

Chris Knueven

President, Construction, Miller Valentine Group
Susan Branscome
Moderator

Susan Branscome

Managing Director, NorthMarq Capital

Venue

Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza
35 W 5th St.
Cincinnati, OH 45202

Ballroom: Pavilion Ballroom, 4th Floor


Parking Information:

Valet: $18 for 2-12 hours
Self-parking: $4 per hour- The self-parking garage will put guests directly into the hotel lobby

Additionally, the hotel is located right in the city center and is surrounded by self-parking garages connected via skywalk.

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Breakfast & Networking
8:30 AM
9:15 AM
Industrial Market Key Drivers: Tech, Logistics, & E-Commerce
9:15 AM
10:00 AM
Industrial Finance, Development, & Design
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
Post-Game Schmooze

Summary

1) If NAFTA is dismantled under the current administration, how will industrial's international supply chain affect the local and national industrial market?

2) How are the most innovative developers sourcing build to suit tenants in Cincinnati's extraordinarily tight market?

3) With scarcity driving investors to outlying submarkets which, counties provide the best prospects for developers?

4) Given construction costs are still on the rise and critical drivers such as unemployment rates are still declining from lows of 4.5%, how much more can developers margins be squeezed before plans grind to a halt?

5) How will industrial real estate returns compare in the short and long-term compared with equities?