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D.C. Small Residential Owner & Operator Summit

Exploring the Policy, Property Management, Investment and Development Trends for Single-family homes and Small Apartment Buildings

Event Ended On: Thursday October 26 2023

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Speakers and Panels

Event Remarks

The Middle Market Portfolio: Property Management & The Key to Success

How property owners are investing in their properties to meet tenants demands in terms of design, technology, safety and more.

Barry Madani

Barry Madani

Co-Founder & CEO, Madison Investments
Craig London

Craig London

Board Member, DC Housing Provider’s Association (DCHPA)
Dr. Shenetta Malkia-Sapp

Dr. Shenetta Malkia-Sapp

CEO, The PMs Of the City Realty

Analyzing Small Landlord's Investment Opportunities

Learn how DC's small landlords are sourcing deals, creating opportunities, finding zoning, providing affordability and much more.

Jay Gross

Jay Gross

CEO, Coba Properties
Lorenzo Wooten Jr

Lorenzo Wooten Jr

National Multi Housing Group, Marcus & Millichap

Why Small Multifamily Owners Should Attend

What You'll Learn: 

  • What policy issues - from rent control to regulation reform and the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA) - are top of mind for D.C.'s small multifamily owners?
  • How does financing deals for smaller multifamily residences differ from the region's larger deals, acquisitions, etc.?
  • What are the unique challenges and opportunities in investing and managing single-family homes and small apartment buildings?
  • Where are today's owners looking to buy smaller residential units, and where is there opportunity to build more of these residences in and around the District?
  • How can the city's push for additional affordable housing complements the push for more rental housing throughout the District?

  

How You'll Do More Business: Bisnow's multifamily events often cover the region's larger apartment complexes, master-planned communities, and more — but part of what makes Washington D.C. so unique is its smaller residential opportunities. From condos to co-ops, many individuals and families own small rental properties throughout the District, with today's smaller landlords facing unique challenges and opportunities compared to their larger counterparts. Join us as we unpack the top trends and demands dominating small multifamily and rental property owners in today's changing environment.

 

News and articles:

Developers Are Battling A Rent Control Movement In Suburban Maryland

D.C.'s Small Apartment Owners Team Up To Fight 'Anti-Landlord Laws'

TOPA Has Tanked D.C.'s Multifamily Sales Market

  

Who You'll Meet: D.C.'s top small residential owners and operators, policy-makers, and more 

  

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Venue

The Westin City Center
1400 M St NW
Washington, DC 20005

Ballroom: National Ballroom A (content) National Ballroom B (networking)


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Valet Parking: $30

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Agenda

Time Activity
8:00 AM
8:45 AM
Registration, Networking and Breakfast
8:45 AM
9:00 AM
Opening Keynote Remarks from Councilmember Robert White
1. DC's public safety in housing and beyond
2. Voucher utilization and support for owners and tenants
3. Preserving affordability in the District’s housing stock
9:00 AM
9:45 AM
The Middle Market Portfolio: Property Management & The Key to Success
How property owners are investing in their properties to meet tenants demands in terms of design, technology, safety and more.
9:45 AM
10:00 AM
Networking Break
10:00 AM
10:15 AM
Winter is Coming: A Legislative Update from SMOA's Dean Hunter
10:15 AM
11:00 AM
Analyzing Small Landlord's Investment Opportunities
Learn how DC's small landlords are sourcing deals, creating opportunities, finding zoning, providing affordability and much more.
11:00 AM
11:30 AM
Closing Networking

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