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Washington D.C. State of the Market

Exploring the Destinations, Incentives, and Opportunities to Reinvigorate the Nation's Capital

Event Ended On: Tuesday June 27 2023

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Speakers and Panels

Keynote: David Rubenstein

David Rubenstein
Keynote

David Rubenstein

Co-Founder & Co-Executive Chairman, The Carlyle Group

Darian A. LeBlanc

Executive Vice Chairman, Cushman & Wakefield

Opening Presentation: Curtis Dubay

Curtis Dubay
Opening Presentation

Curtis Dubay

Chief Economist, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Reactivating the Nation's Capital: A Downtown D.C. Discussion

From New Tourism and Consumer Activations to Wooing Tenants Back to the Office, How Our Institutions and CRE Community are Bringing D.C. Back to Life

Sam Bakhshandehpour

Sam Bakhshandehpour

President, José Andrés Group
Julissa Marenco

Julissa Marenco

CMO, Smithsonian
Jake Stroman

Jake Stroman

EVP, Co-Head, Washington DC Region, BXP

D.C. State of the Market — The Developer's Outlook

Exploring the District's Emerging Submarkets and Live-Work-Play Destinations Redefining the District

Andrew McGeorge

Andrew McGeorge

Senior Managing Director, Hines
Stuart Tauber
Moderator

Stuart Tauber

Partner, NFP

Why You Can't Miss this D.C. Event

What You'll Learn:

  • What large-scale projects, from St. Elizabeth's to Walter Reed, are attracting new development and investment interest? How will their completion impact the neighborhoods they're located in?
  • Downtown D.C. still needs a bounce back — and fast. How will the Mayor's Revitalization Plan bring tenants and residents back to the District?
  • What submarkets throughout the District are seeing new residential and tenant interest, and what's causing this migration?
  • As the Federal Government is still wrestling with the return to office, how can D.C. create new economic drivers to not rely so heavily on Capitol Hill?
  • How are D.C.'s commercial real estate luminaries feeling about the District regarding its recession-resistance and economic and development future?

 

How You'll Do More Business: Washington D.C. is going through a transformation in terms of its identity — and CRE is along for the ride. As the federal government is still working to bring its workers back to the office, while the GSA is simultaneously selling its assets, the District's public officials and private developers must work to bring new talent and opportunities to the District. Between tech and life sciences, new opportunities abound for D.C. regarding residential and consumer demands — but how will it shape D.C. as we know it? Join Bisnow and D.C.'s experts as we discuss the placemaking projects, incentives, and economic drivers helping to create a new live-work-play destination for D.C. 

 

Who You'll Meet: D.C.'s top developers and investors, public officials, movers and shakers, and more!

For questions regarding content, speaking and sponsorship opportunities, please email our Director of Event Production, Elizabeth Baker, at liz.baker@bisnow.com

Venue

Omni Shoreham Hotel
2500 Calvert St NW
Washington, DC 20008

Ballroom: Diplomat Ballroom (content) & Palladian Ballroom (networking)


Parking Information:

Valet Daily: $55

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Agenda

Time Activity
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
Registration, Breakfast and Networking
9:00 AM
9:15 AM
Setting the Stage - An Opening Keynote with U.S. Chamber of Commerce Chief Economist Curtis Dubay
9:15 AM
10:15 AM
Reactivating the Nation's Capital: A Downtown D.C. Discussion
From New Tourism and Consumer Activations to Wooing Tenants Back to the Office, How Our Institutions and CRE Community are Bringing D.C. Back to Life
10:15 AM
10:30 AM
Networking Break
10:30 AM
11:30 AM
D.C. State of the Market — The Developer's Outlook
Exploring the District's Emerging Submarkets and Live-Work-Play Destinations Redefining the District
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
Closing Keynote: Carlyle Group's David Rubenstein
On D.C.'s Resiliency, and Strategy, Moving Forward
12:30 PM
12:30 PM
More Networking!