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Adaptive Reuse in Dallas-Fort Worth

Exploring The Biggest Opportunities and Challenges of Redevelopment Projects Across DFW And How These Properties Are Changing The Landscape

Event Ended On: Tuesday April 25 2023

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Speakers and Panels

Reshaping Communities Through Redevelopment:

How Private and Public Stakeholders Are Working Together To Revitalize Cities

Candace Rubin

Owner, Candace Rubin Real Estate
Brittney Austin

Brittney Austin

Partner, SHOP Companies
Pastor Chris Simmons

Pastor Chris Simmons

Founder, Cornerstone Community Development

Managing, Designing and Building Adaptive Reuse Projects:

Where Are The Opportunities and Challenges in Today’s Landscape?

Ben Brewer

Ben Brewer

Senior Managing Director, Hines
Jennifer Picquet-Reyes

Jennifer Picquet-Reyes

Principal, Merriman Anderson/Architects
Amy Castellanos

Amy Castellanos

SVP, Development and Construction, M2G Ventures
Terrence Maiden

Terrence Maiden

CEO, Russell Glen

Why Adaptive Reuse & Conversions in Dallas Matter

  • In 2020, Dallas had 27 buildings converted into almost 5,000 new housing units. Additionally, Dallas ranked 11th in the U.S. with the highest number of residential apartments. What can we expect to see in the years to come?
  • Reuse projects are complex and costly — why are they gaining momentum?
  • What are some of the main challenges with these developments? How are they circumnavigated?
  • Where are the largest redevelopment projects taking place across DFW? What areas are ripe for this type of development?
  • How are office to multifamily conversion projects addressing large challenges, such as housing affordability and office vacancy?
  • How are investors looking at adaptive use projects as compared to greenfield developments?
  • How does Dallas historic building preservation play into these conversions?

 

 How You'll Do More Business: Gain a competitive advantage by learning first-hand from project developers, investors and owners about what is in demand across DFW and how adaptive reuse is being considered across cities. Hear from, network and connect with industry leaders and executives, and make your next business decision an informed one. This event will provide critical insight into how the future of Dallas-Ft.Worth will look. 

  

 Who Attends: Dallas’s most influential designers, investors, owners, developers, lenders, brokers, occupiers, planners, contractors, consultants and advisers. 

 

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Venue

Dallas Marriott Downtown
650 N Pearl St
Dallas, TX 75201

Ballroom: Lakewood Ballroom / Preston Balroom


Parking Information:

Self-parking is $18.00/day plus tax and valet parking is $22.00/day plus tax.
Valet Overnight parking is $42.00/night plus tax.
*The Self-parking option is not managed by the Dallas Marriott Downtown

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Agenda

Time Activity
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
Registration, Breakfast and Networking
9:00 AM
9:45 AM
Reshaping Communities Through Redevelopment: How Private and Public Stakeholders Are Working Together To Revitalize Cities
With adaptive reuse gaining momentum across the country, cities, like Garland, are working with various stakeholders to reposition historic buildings and bring new life to older neighborhoods. How are the various players, from developers to brokers to city officials working together to enhance local communities?
9:45 AM
10:00 AM
Networking Break
10:00 AM
10:45 AM
Managing, Designing and Building Adaptive Reuse Projects: Where Are The Opportunities and Challenges in Today’s Landscape?
Adaptive redevelopment projects can be perceived as risky and complex, yet interest around these projects are gaining momentum. What is the appeal and which areas and buildings hold the most opportunities? How are these developments affecting businesses and communities?
10:45 AM
11:30 AM
Post-Event Networking

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