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Portland Multifamily 2019

An Update On Investment, Development, & Legislation

Event Ended On: Tuesday February 26 2019

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Speakers and Panels

Asset Class Update: The State of Housing

Development, Design, Construction, Legislation Across Portland

Cliff Chandler

Cliff Chandler

Senior MD, Investments, Greystar
Destin Ferdun

Destin Ferdun

Senior Project Manager, BRIDGE Housing

Multifamily Finance & Investment Update

Who's Building & Who's Buying, Why & How?

Max Sharkansky

Max Sharkansky

Managing Partner, Trion Properties

Venue

Sentinel
614 Southwest 11th Avenue
Portland, OR 97205

Ballroom: Governor Ballroom, 4th Floor


Parking Information:

Hotel Valet $25.00 up to 4 hrs
*Based Upon Availability*

Smart Park Garage (10th and Morrison): $7.00 Half Day | $14 Full Day Parking
*Pricing Subject to Change*

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Coffee, Breakfast, & Networking
8:30 AM
8:45 AM
Keynote Address: Homer Williams, Williams & Dame
The state of Portland multifamily development and housing
8:45 AM
9:30 AM
Asset Class Update: The State of Housing
Development, design, construction, and legislation across Portland
9:30 AM
10:15 AM
Multifamily Finance & Investment Update
Who's building & who's buying? Why & how?
10:15 AM
10:30 AM
More Networking!

Summary

1. Who are the notable developers and investors responsible for the units under development and coming lone?

2. From  market-rate to luxury developments, what amenities can developers offer tenants to distinguish themselves and their property?

3. What are some development and design trends exhibited across projects and the city?

4. How will the November 2018 vote on the $652.8 million bond affect change and when can residents expect to see said change?

 
5. What neighborhoods have not been tapped into thus far from an investment and development perspective?

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