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Brooklyn State of the Market

Development, Investment and Construction Update!

Event Ended On: Thursday November 1 2018

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Presented By

Speakers and Panels

Toby Moskovits
Opening Remarks

Toby Moskovits

CEO, Heritage Equity Partners

When Will the Waiting Game be Over for Brooklyn Office Landlords

Michael Rudin

Michael Rudin

Senior Vice President, Rudin Management Company
Dan Conlon

Dan Conlon

Managing Director of Leasing, Two Trees Management
David Ehrenberg

David Ehrenberg

President & CEO, Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation
Jason Greenstein

Jason Greenstein

Senior Managing Director, Newmark Knight Frank
Dan Marks
Moderator

Dan Marks

Partner, TerraCRG

Life in Brooklyn: Catering to a Booming Population

Sean Kelly

Sean Kelly

Partner, Ariel Property Advisors

Michael Feinstein

Member, Rosenberg & Estis

Financing Brooklyn: What Assets and Where Are Delivering the Best ROI?

Gabe Boyar

Gabe Boyar

Managing Director, Amherst Capital Management
Chris Bushnell
Moderator

Chris Bushnell

VP, Northeast, Bisnow

Venue

Westlight at the William Vale
111 N 12th St
Brooklyn NY 11249

Floor: 22nd Floor

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Coffee, Breakfast & Networking
8:30 AM
8:40 AM
Remarks From The Podium
8:40 AM
9:15 AM
Financing Brooklyn: What Assets and Where Are Delivering the Best ROI?
9:15 AM
10:00 AM
When Will the Waiting Game be Over for Brooklyn Office Landlords
10:00 AM
10:45 AM
Life in Brooklyn: Catering to a Booming Population
10:45 AM
11:30 AM
Post-Panel Networking

Summary

1.) How can Brooklyn compete with Manhattan for major tenants in the office space? 

2.) What neighborhoods are primed for growth and why?

3.) How will traditionally successful neighborhoods in Brooklyn compete as developments spread to emerging neighborhoods? 

4) Everyone has their own opinion about the current cycle. Where are we, and whats on the horizon?