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The Wanamaker Office Building
About The Wanamaker Office Building Lobby Improvements - Built in 1911, the Wanamaker Building is a National Historic Landmark. The improvements will update aesthetics and rethink key areas of the lobby and check-in areas in order to make the experience flow better for tenants and visitors. In addition, Rubenstein and Amerimar developed a 7,136 sf prebuilt suite on the 10th floor to capitalize on the significant activity in Market East which is undergoing over $1 billion of development. For more information please visit: http://thewanamakerbuilding.com
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Speakers and Panels
Tax Code
10-Year Abatement, Property Assessments, and More
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Brad Molotsky
Partner
FisherBroyles
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Paul Levy
President & CEO
Center City District
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Maria Quiñones-Sánchez
Councilwoman
City of Philadelphia
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Matthew Pestronk
Co-Founder
Post Brothers
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Ori Feibush
President
OCF Realty
Philly 2020 Forecast
Recap 2019 & Hear How It Will Impact Next Year
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Craig Spencer
Chairman & CEO
Arden Group
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Larry Steinberg
Senior Managing Director
Colliers
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Ian Anderson
Senior Director of Research
CBRE
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Louis Merlini
VP, Asset Management
Rubenstein Partners
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George Kotridis
Principal
CLA
Summary
The Harper has opened its doors, the Laurel is on schedule to complete construction in 2021, and Dranoff’s Arthaus just broke ground. What does all of this high end multifamily say about the direction Philadelphia is heading?
The 10-year tax abatement is on everyone’s mind. Multiple bills were introduced before summer began to change or even get rid of it. Will any of these bills gain any traction and what will that mean for developing in Philadelphia?
What were this years’ major acquisitions, investments, and projects in and around Philadelphia?
As the trade war escalates with China, Morgan Stanley predicts if things hold we’re 4-6 months from a recession. How will the next recession impact the CRE industry and how can you best prepare for it?
The city just took a $48 million loss in court due to unfair property assessments. With no new property assessments in place it seems clear that this won’t be the last lawsuit to hit the city. What does this mean for the future of property?
Venue
The Wanamaker Office Building
100 Penn Square East
Philadelphia, PA 19119
The Atrium
Floor: 9th Floor, Suite 410
The Wanamaker Garage - Accessible from either Juniper Street or 13 Street
Agenda
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12:30 PM
1:30 PM
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Coffee, Breakfast, & Networking!
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1:30 PM
2:15 PM
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Tax Code
10-Year Abatement, Property Assessments, and More |
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2:15 PM
3:00 PM
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Philly 2020 Forecast
Recap 2019 & Hear How It Will Impact Next Year |
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3:00 PM
3:30 PM
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More Networking!
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