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New Jersey State of the Market

Metroburbs, Adaptive Reuse, and Transit Oriented Development

Event Ended On: Wednesday March 14 2018

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Speakers and Panels

Opening Presentation

Riverton Project

Mark Toro
Keynote

Mark Toro

Founder, Chief Vision Officer, Toro Development Company

Looking to Gain Steam: Office & Retail

Alison Horbach

Alison Horbach

Vice President, Ripco Real Estate Corp
Ralph Zucker

Ralph Zucker

President, Inspired by Somerset Development
Kevin Collins

Kevin Collins

CFO, Lotus Equity Group
Peter Bronsnick

Peter Bronsnick

EVP, SJP Properties
Gary Albrecht
Moderator

Gary Albrecht

Member, Cole Schotz P.C.

The Darlings of the NJ Market: Multifamily & Industrial

Eric Witmondt

Eric Witmondt

CEO, Woodmont Properties

Venue

The Liberty House Restaurant
76 Audrey Zapp Dr.
Jersey City, NJ 07305

Ballroom: Grand Ballroom, 2nd Floor


Parking Information:

Free parking onsite with validation from the restaurant.

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Agenda

Time Activity
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
Breakfast & Networking
9:00 AM
9:20 AM
Opening Keynote
9:20 AM
10:00 AM
Looking to Gain Steam: Office & Retail
10:00 AM
10:40 AM
The Darlings of the NJ Market: Multifamily & Industrial
10:40 AM
11:00 AM
Post Panel Networking

Summary

1) Which is hotter for industrial: Southern N.J. or Northern-Central N.J.?

2) What is behind N.J.'s record rents for office and will that trend continue?

3) What factors can we expect to influence multifamily and industrial markets?

4) Where are the new submarkets that developers in N.J. are looking to dig up?

5) Will N.J.'s retail market make a comeback?

6) What, if anything, will change for CRE under the new governor?

7) What does Newark's $7B bid for Amazon HQ2 say about the state's economic development?

8) How are developers creating business and cultural districts that are attractive to the next-gen workforce? Will it stem the tide of millennials and companies leaving NJ?