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East Bay 880 Corridor Update

Asset Classes On The Rise: Residential, Office and Mixed-Use

Event Ended On: Tuesday August 14 2018

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Speakers and Panels

V. Fei Tsen

President, Windflower Properties

Residential & Multifamily Construction and Design Update

What Projects Are Changing The Landscape Of The East Bay's I-880 Corridor?

Peter Beucke

Peter Beucke

Division Manager, Landsea Homes
Robert Miller
Moderator

Robert Miller

Partner, Lubin Olson

Office & Mixed - Use Investment and Development Market Analysis

Alameda to Fremont! Where Is There Demand?

Mark Roach

Chief Banking Officer & Senior Vice President, Community Bank Of The Bay

Venue

Scottish Rite Center
1547 Lakeside Dr.
Oakland, CA 94612

Ballroom: Grand Ballroom, 1st Floor


Parking Information:

Venue72 spots available - Parking lot behind building off Madison St.

Alcopark Parking Garage: 165 13th Street

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Breakfast and Networking
8:40 AM
9:25 AM
Residential & Multifamily Construction and Design Update
What Projects Are Changing The Landscape Of The East Bay's I - 880 Corridor?
9:30 AM
10:15 AM
Office & Mixed-Use Investment and Development Market Analysis
Alameda to Fremont! Where Is There Demand?
10:15 AM
10:40 AM
More Networking
July 8 Activity
8:30 AM
8:40 AM
Opening Keynote
Deep Dive into Union City + Union Flats with Fei Tsen

Summary

1) What economic shifts are bringing jobs to the East Bay? How do you expect the CRE Industry to respond?

2) What national and local multifamily outfits are buying up land and why?

3) How can polices in Sacramento help communities from Alameda to Union City grow? 

4) With cases like Fremont, what East Bay City has ambitious plans to court an expanding tenant?

5) The five-year plan! One can presume this market is not going to stay dormant in the cycle, where would you guess the next big investment and development play is going to come from? Oakland, San Jose or SF?