Northern California Student Housing and University Development Summit

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Northern California Student Housing and University Development Summit

Name: Northern California Student Housing and University Development Summit
Start: 2024-05-09T08:00:00-07:00
End: 2024-05-09T11:15:00-07:00
Location: JW Marriott Union Square

Exploring Strategies Addressing Supply and Demand Imbalance, the role of P3s, and Building Sustainable and Vibrant Communities for Tomorrow’s Students

Thursday May 9 2024 @ 8:00 AM PDT

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Addressing NorCal's Student Housing Shortage: Insights and Strategies

Learn What, Where, and How NorCal's Leading Executives are Overcoming Obstacles and Building the Region's Needed Student Housing

Jared Everett

Managing Director, University Partnerships, Greystar

Kelly Snider

Director of Real Estate, SJSU Urban & Regional Planning

Hamid Ghaemmaghami

My work experience, education and training of 25 years in public, private sectors of real estate industry has allowed me to utilize skills, education, ideas and experience acquired during my career with the service aspect that is the focus of the public sector ensuring exceptional results while providing the highest level of dedication, ethical conduct, economic returns, customer service, social justice and focus that is required in working with public agencies. In my professional career, I have worked on many high impact large development projects to improve and bring values to the communities and interacted positively with many governmental official, non-profit organizations, commercial tenants, private sector developers, financial institutions, consultants and professional in educational sectors. I have extensive real estate experience in public and private sectors in areas of right of way, Eminent Domain, development, asset management, marketing, commercial office and retail leases, ground leasing, permits, licenses, easements, CEQA process, redevelopment, feasibility analysis, land acquisition, airport property management, below market & affordable housing, solar leases, telecommunication leases, surplus disposition, non-profit leasing, economic development and site assembly of high impact projects. My experience in the public sector has been with two of the most diverse and economically challenged cities in the Bay Area, Cities of East Palo Alto and Oakland, one of the most affluent, the City of Palo Alto and finally with presently with San Francisco State University (SFSU). My experience with SFSU has been unique and rewarding. I have enjoyed working in an academic setting with various representatives and divisions of the campus. My passion and focus have been on development of quality affordable housing and academic facility for students, faculty and staff of the University and to provide oversite expertise in real estate matters. The overall goal has been to ensure that SFSU community and our graduates to be successful and to remain at the forefront of technological innovation and leadership by focusing on quality, design, cost, sustainability, equity and safety. In my time with the University, I have contributed to the development of several outstanding high- quality housing and academic projects and have been able to add revenue and cut cost by effective and efficient management of the real estate assets of the University.

San Francisco State University

Executive Director of Real Estate Development

Hamid Ghaemmaghami

Executive Director of Real Estate Development, San Francisco State University

Rob Benson

Senior Director, Design Integration, McCarthy Building Companies

Mark Donahue

Design Director, Lowney Architecture

Moderator

Daniel Gregg

Senior Representative, Nor Cal Carpenters Union

Building for Tomorrow: Creating Sustainable and Vibrant Student Housing Communities

Discussing the Preservation of Historical and Cultural Significance while Undertaking Necessary On and Off-Campus Upgrades and Redevelopments for Tomorrow's Students

David Lenox

David Lenox has been the Stanford University Architect since 2005 and has been focused on establishing a framework for continued physical growth of the campus to support the mission and vision of the University. In his tenure he has championed the plan to restore the original Olmsted Campus Framework Plan and has guided each the schools to plan for the future. His design leadership and influence on projects includes transformative projects such as the GSB Knight Management Center, the Bing Concert Hall, the Anderson Collection, the Denning House, and Windhover Contemplative Center. Notable projects for the School of Medicine include the Li Ka Shing Center, Lokey Stem Cell, Biomedical Innovations, and Center for Academic Medicine. In addition to the Science & Engineering Quad, he has guided the design of the Bass Biology Building, the Sapp Center, and the CheM-H Neurosciences complex. David was also intimately involved with the Stanford Redwood City Campus planning and design. Sustainable projects including the O’Donohue Family Stanford Educational Farm, the Central Energy Facility, and the Automotive Innovation Center also showcase Stanford’s commitment to sustainable facilities. Currently Dave is collaborating on the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability Commons and the Town Center projects. David received his Bachelor of Environmental Design from Miami University and his Master in Architecture from the Ohio State University. Prior to coming to Stanford, his work focused on architectural design in the corporate and transportation sectors. He has recently served as the President on the Board of the Association of University Architects and has served on design juries for AIA San Francisco, California Preservation Foundation, AIA National Interior Design Awards, and the Society for College and University Planning. David also participates as a design critic for the Stanford Architectural Design Program and has served as a faculty leader with the Stanford Travel Program. David gets most invigorated when he is collaborating with a School or Department to transform its facilities and energize its culture. While new buildings should always be infused with the Stanford ‘Architectural DNA’….they should continue to look to the future, stir emotion, and inspire.

Stanford University

University Architect / Director of Campus Planning

David Lenox

University Architect / Director of Campus Planning, Stanford University

Mark Rutheiser

Executive Director, Real Estate Services, UC, Davis

Austin Springer

Associate Principal, Studio KDA

Jeff Brink

Principal and CEO, DCI Engineers

Moderator

Karri Novak

VP, Suffolk Construction

Fireside Chat with UC Berkeley

A Discussion on Building Berkeley's Affordable Student Housing and Utilizing P3s to Address the Shortage

Wendy Hillis

Assistant Vice Chancellor and Campus Architect, University of California, Berkeley

Moderator

Gayle Tsern Strang

Associate Principal, SOM

Why You Won't Want To Miss This CRE Deal-Making Conference:

What You'll Learn From This Commercial Real Estate Summit:

Gain insights into the current student housing supply and demand dynamics in NorCal, analyzing the impact of the challenging macroeconomic environment. Explore how leading universities and developers are addressing the persistent student housing shortage.
Discover the role of public-private partnerships (P3s) in building and financing student housing and other campus projects. Understand how universities can strategically utilize legislation, such as SB 886, to expand the availability of affordable housing options for students.
Examine how universities navigate the delicate balance between preserving historical and cultural significance and undertaking necessary campus upgrades and redevelopment projects.
Explore the latest amenities and innovations in student housing designed to meet the diverse needs of college students. Learn how universities are implementing solutions to enhance the overall living experience for students.
Understand how universities are incorporating renewable energy sources and energy-efficient technologies to promote sustainability and reduce overall energy consumption in student housing.
Delve into the strategies universities employ to address the challenge of rising operational costs while simultaneously maintaining affordability and accessibility for students.

How You'll Do More Business From Attending This Event: The increasing student housing shortage in NorCal persists, while leading universities and developers are exploring creative ways to address the demand for student housing in the post-COVID world with shared living spaces, expansions and redeveloping existing campus spaces into student housing buildings. Join us for an insightful event discussing how leading colleges and developers are addressing the increasing housing shortage and creating vibrant and lively spaces for tomorrow’s students.

Who You'll Network With At This Discussion: Owners, developers, investors, brokers, city and government officials, business consultants, architects, engineers, lawyers, accountants and bankers.

Why You Should Attend This Session: Bisnow events bring together the biggest power players in the industry to help you identify opportunities, build your network and expand your business. With the largest audience of commercial real estate professionals in the world, no one knows how to help your business more than we do.

For questions, recommendations, comments or press inquiries please email our event producer, Bora Altunay, at bora.altunay@bisnow.com. To request disability-related accommodations, please contact thea.parkert@bisnow.com no later than seven business days prior to the event.

Venue

JW Marriott Union Square
515 Mason Street
San Francisco, CA 94102

Ballroom Name: Metropolitan Ballroom

Parking Information:

Valet Parking - $79
Highly recommend self parking across the street - 433 Mason Garage 433 Mason St, San Francisco, CA 94102 - $15 an hour

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Agenda

Time	Activity
8:00 AM 9:00 AM	Breakfast & Networking
9:00 AM 9:45 AM	Addressing NorCal's Student Housing Shortage: Insights and Strategies Learn What, Where, and How NorCal's Leading Executives are Overcoming Obstacles and Building the Region's Needed Student Housing
9:45 AM 10:00 AM	Networking Break
10:00 AM 10:45 AM	Building for Tomorrow: Creating Sustainable and Vibrant Student Housing Communities Discussing the Preservation of Historical and Cultural Significance while Undertaking Necessary On and Off-Campus Upgrades and Redevelopments for Tomorrow's Students
10:45 AM 11:05 AM	Fireside Chat with UC Berkeley's Vice Chancellor A Discussion on Building Berkeley's Affordable Student Housing and Utilizing P3s to Address the Shortage
11:05 AM 11:35 AM	Closing Networking

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