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Philadelphia Multifamily Boom!

With Rates on the Rise, What You Need to Know To Stay Ahead

Event Ended On: Thursday September 13 2018

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Speakers and Panels

Capital Markets & Multifamily Finance

Development Versus Redevelopment

In light of Philadelphia's pending construction tax, what are the next best steps for Philadelphia's top developers?

Michael Hankin

Michael Hankin

COO & President, Hankin Apartments
Kelly Nagel

Kelly Nagel

VP, Aimco Apartment Homes
Kevin Aires
Moderator

Kevin Aires

Principal, BLT Architects

Opening Remarks

Felicite Moorman
The Future of Tech and the Multifamily Boom

Felicite Moorman

VP of STRATIS, Co-Founder, STRATIS, A RealPage Company

Venue

PHILADELPHIA 201 HOTEL
201 N. 17th Street
Philadelphia PA 19103

Ballroom: Liberty Ballroom A


Parking Information:

$53 Valet
AdditionalLocated in Gateway Parking Garage with entrances on Spring and 16th Streets. 1540 Vine Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 - $18.00

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Registration, Networking & Breakfast
8:50 AM
9:25 AM
Capital Markets & Multifamily Finance
How Are Developers Financing Projects and Deals in Philadelphia?
9:30 AM
10:05 AM
Development Versus Redevelopment
In light of Philadelphia's pending construction tax, what are the next best steps for Philadelphia's top developers?
10:05 AM
10:35 AM
More Schmoozing!
September 13 Activity
8:30 AM
8:40 AM
Tech and the Future of the Multifamily Boom
Opening Remarks Sponsored by STRATIS
8:40 AM
8:50 AM
The Top 5 Multifamily Trends of 2018
Opening Remarks Sponsored by CoStar
9:25 AM
9:30 AM
Additional Networking

Summary

1. With rates on the rise, how can capital markets work with multifamily finance? 

2. Where in Philadelphia is most appealing to new residents?

3. Will Philadelphia's construction tax keep developers from breaking ground on new projects? 

4. Is it wiser for investors to work on newer developments, or historical renovation projects?

5. Will the new Opportunity Zones work as intended?