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Westchester & Fairfield State of the Market

Transit Oriented Development and What's Next

Event Ended On: Wednesday June 27 2018

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677 Washington Boulevard

677 Washington Boulevard is a Class-A office complex located on 12+ acres in Stamford, Connecticut. The 3-building office complex is comprised of: a 13-story Office Tower, a large column-free Pavilion Building, and Redman’s Hall. The property is located in the heart of Stamford’s Central Business District, offering excellent access to both I-95 and also the Stamford Transportation Center, and is approximately 30 miles north of New York City.

Speakers and Panels

Residential Outlook

Bruce Berg

Bruce Berg

CEO, The Cappelli Organization
Clay Fowler

Clay Fowler

CEO, Spinnaker Real Estate Partners
Brian DiPaola
Moderator

Brian DiPaola

Senior Manager, Co-Leader, CT Market Real Estate Practice, RSM

Office & Retail

Rekindling the Fire

Jeffrey Newman

Jeffrey Newman

SVP, Empire State Realty Trust
Chris Ressa

Chris Ressa

EVP & COO, DLC Management
JoAnn McGrath

JoAnn McGrath

Director of Leasing, Marcus Partners

Venue

Pavillion Building
677 Washington Boulevard
Stamford, Connecticut 06901

Floor: 6th Floor of the Pavilion Building

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Agenda

Time Activity
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
Breakfast & Networking
9:00 AM
9:45 AM
Residential Outlook
9:45 AM
10:30 AM
Office & Retail: Rekindling the Fire
10:30 AM
11:00 AM
Post-Panel Networking

Summary

1) Why are big corporations packing up and leaving Fairfield county? How can Fairfield reverse this trend and become an attractive landing spot again? 

2) How can cities within Westchester benefit from each other's growth without cannibalizing the others' prospects for economic growth?

3) How can TOD north of Manhattan compete with NJ and other metropolitan areas?

4) What are the biggest projects in the pipeline? How is this new development changing the landscape of the area and what do we foresee as the future of Westchester and Fairfield?