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Industrial Development & Investment Outlook
From the impacts of the pandemic and beyond, what is in store for the 2022 development and investment pipeline?
Steven McCraney
President & CEO
McCraney Property Co.
Alan Lewis
Partner
The Keith Corporation
John Ratliff
SVP
EastGroup Properties
Mehtab Randhawa
Global Head of Industrial Research
JLL
Danny Chavez
Chief Business Recruitment Officer
Charlotte Regional Business Alliance
Justin Parker
VP, Triangle Market Leader
Merus
Micah Mallace
Senior Vice President, Sales & Marketing
South Carolina Ports Authority
Sean Dalfen
CEO
Dalfen Industrial
Matt Bear
Founder
Bear Real Estate Advisors
Chris Skibinski
Managing Director, Principal
Avison Young
Opening Keynote: North Carolina Ports Update
Hans Bean
Chief Commercial Officer
North Carolina Ports
What You'll Learn
With the rise of e-commerce throughout the past couple of years, how is it impacting the industrial sector? How are developers, investors and tenants overcoming the challenges of the surplus of e-commerce?
The Best in Site: What neighborhoods and areas are developers seeing the most attraction in? How is site selection different for developers compared to the past years?
A Shift in Design: What are retailers looking in the design of warehouses for 2022? What is expected in regards to space, material, construction, etc.?
As office and retail buildings continue to spike in vacancies, is Charlotte working to redevelop/convert vacant buildings to fit the high demand for industrial?
With North Carolina's incentive package as well as the industrial sector growth, how will this impact the economic development pipeline when it comes to employment? How will the new Infrastructure Plan help incentivize the industrial class with more efficient trucking routes and transit opportunities?
How You'll Do More Business:
As consumer product demand continues to rise, the industrial industry is rising with it. Throughout 2021, online sales rose to around 20% of all retail sales, almost a 4% increase in comparison to the beginning of 2020.
Along with other areas, the Carolinas are stepping up as we continue to see a high increase in the need for manufacturing space within the Southeast region. From Charleston's ports to the new infrastructure bill, join us as we learn North and South Carolina's strategy on growing their investments within the industrial sector.
Who You’ll Meet: The region's top industrial owners, developers, investors, brokers, construction, designers, architects, financial institutions and more!
For questions, recommendations, comments, press inquiries, or interest in sponsoring, please email our Mid-Atlantic Event Producer, Katie Telder, at katie.telder@bisnow.com
Venue
Westin Charlotte
601 South College Street
Charlotte, NC 28202
Ballroom: Providence Ballroom III / Lobby Level
Parking information: Park in the connecting garage to the hotel. Entrance from Stonewall or College Street.
Valet: $35.00
Self: $28.00
Agenda
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12:00 PM
1:00 PM
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Registration, Networking, and Breakfast
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1:00 PM
1:10 PM
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Opening Keynote: North Carolina Ports Update
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1:10 PM
2:40 PM
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Industrial Development & Investment Outlook
From the impacts of the pandemic and beyond, what is in store for the 2022 development and investment pipeline? |
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2:40 PM
3:00 PM
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Closing Networking
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our commitment to your safety
We hosted more than 72,000 attendees live, in-person around the globe in 2021. Our commitment to safety is no different in 2022. Our events follow all local Covid-19 regulations and protocols. In the interest of the safety of all our guests, we recommend taking a rapid or PCR test for proof of negative results before attending any gathering.
We will update attendees should any regulations be updated before this event is held. We look forward to hosting you soon to do what we do best: network, connect, and engage to do more business.