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Twin Cities State of the Market
Exploring the Trends, Development Pipeline, & Investments Dominating CRE in & Around Minneapolis
Event Ended On: Thursday November 16 2023
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Speakers and Panels
New Investors, New Opportunities
Exploring today's recent acquisitions, submarkets of interest, and what's driving top deals in the Twin Cities
Twin Cities State of the Market: the Developer's Outlook
From project timelines to pipelines, what trends and topics are top of mind for Minneapolis's CRE executives
Why You Can't Miss this CRE Conference
What You'll Learn:
- Who's making moves in and around the Twin Cities, and how are they getting their deals to pencil amidst today's economic volatility?
- What are today's consumers and residents looking for to help create a true live-work-play destination out of Minneapolis?
- What trends — from prefab and modular construction to conversion of office assets into apartments — are top of mind for today's developers?
- How is community involvement integrated into the decision-making of Twin Cities' CRE?
- What major infrastructure and transportation projects have the potential to change Minneapolis's cityscape, and how can city officials and developers work together to bring these visions to fruition?
How You'll Do More Business: Throughout 2023, CRE has cooled throughout the Twin Cities. According to Avison Young, interest rates and lack of confidence in the banking sector have cooled office interest, with many tenants like Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota and UnitedHealth Group downsizing their portfolios. Residential now dominates the conversation, with many wondering if office to residential conversions could breath new life into Minneapolis's urban core. But what are the opportunities, and hurdles, developers are facing in their CRE decision-making as they head into the end of 2023 and look into the next year? Join us for our final Minneapolis event of the year to hear our predictions, insights, and more.
Who You'll Meet: Top investors, developers, policymakers, and industry experts in Great Minneapolis's commercial real estate market.
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Venue
Graduate Minneapolis
615 Washington Ave SE
Minneapolis, MN 55414
Ballroom: Meridian Ballroom, 2nd Floor
Parking Information:
Parking is available in the connected Washington Ave Ramp. $1.00/hour before 9:00 AM and $3.00/hour after 9:00 AM. The skyway is accessible on the east side of the 3rd level of the ramp and connects to the 2nd floor of the hotel where Meridian ballroom is located.
Agenda
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8:00 AM 9:00 AM |
Registration, Breakfast and Networking
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9:00 AM 9:45 AM |
New Investors, New Opportunities
Exploring today's recent acquisitions, submarkets of interest, and what's driving top deals in the Twin Cities
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9:45 AM 10:30 AM |
Twin Cities State of the Market: the Developer's Outlook
From project timelines to pipelines, what trends and topics are top of mind for Minneapolis's CRE executives
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10:30 AM 11:00 AM |
More Networking!
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