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7:30 AM 8:30 AM |
Breakfast, Coffee & Networking
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8:30 AM 10:00 AM |
Real Estate Strategies for Associations and the Legal Sector
Expert Insight into DC's Top Tenants & Their Office Decisions
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10:00 AM 10:30 AM |
More Networking!
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Renaissance Washington, DC Downtown Hotel
999 9th St NW
Washington, DC 20001
Ballroom: Ballroom West, Ballroom Level
Parking Information:
Valet
Up to 3 hours: $22.00
Over 3 hours: $45.00
Self-Park Garages
Up to 1 hour: $11.00
1 hour to 9 hours: $19.00
Two of D.C.'s
largest tenant groups are the legal and nonprofit sectors. They are what our city is known for, and our office market is built upon. These tenants' decisions impact the city's commercial real estate market more than any other industry.
While
Southeast and
Southwest
markets have
gained popularity in recent years, major leases in the
central business district are bringing the East End back into discussion.
Which tenants enjoyed their stay outside of the CBD, and what factors are
bringing some back?
We're also seeing tenants using real estate to re-invent themselves. Using physical space as a tool to support their brand, mission and culture, tenants are
utilizing office space to remain competitive employers to a rapidly changing workforce.
Come join us for an engaging dialogue with some of the top legal sector and non-profit leaders, architects and developers. The discussions will focus on the demands, drivers and disruptors in each sector, with key insights
into the
factors weighed
behind significant real estate decisions.
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1. Associations and the legal sector are considering and venturing out into new markets in D.C. Will this trend continue?
2. A few major tenants have recently signed leases in the central business district (CBD). Is the CBD back on the rise?
3. How will submarkets like the Capitol Riverfront and The Wharf remain competitive to the CBD?
4. Concessions have historically been a major driving factor behind tenant relocations. Are increased concessions the best solution to D.C.'s 12.4% vacancy rate?
5. Millennials will comprise of more than one of three adult Americans by 2020 and 75% of the workforce by 2025. How will real estate decisions made by the legal sector and associations impact their ability to attract young talent to their organizations?