Next Sector to Boom?

With a likely interest rate hike on the theory the economy is firing on most cylinders again, the office sector looks ready to bust out.

That's why we're excited to be bringing together perhaps the most remarkable group of office titans ever assembled for a national conference. On Dec. 1 at super cool Conde Nast tower (above) in NYC, top names from around the country will zero in on what they see as the best opportunities for buying, selling, leasing, developing and investing in the office sector in 2016. We hope you'll join us for this memorable occasion. Info and sign-up.

Among the extraordinary luminaries: real estate chiefs from tenants like BuzzFeed, Mashable and Hearst; patriarchs of top family-owned office empires from LA and NY, Nelson Rising and Bill Rudin; World Trade Center developer Larry Silverstein, Empire State Building developer Tony Malkin, Columbia Property Trust CEO Nelson Mills, Dune Capital CEO Dan Neidich, Time Equities CEO Francis Greenburger, Mack-Cali CEO Mitch Rudin, Colliers National Office president Cynthia Foster, Equity Commonwealth CEO David Helfand, Federal Bank of NY real estate chief Tom Reilly, John Hancock/Manulife real estate chief Mike McNamara, Normandy Partners founder David Welsh, LaSalle Investment Americas CEO Jason Kern, Boxer Properties CEO Andrew Segal, Himmel & Meringhoff's Leslie Himmel, Honest Buildings CEO Riggs Kubiak, Comstak CEO Michael Mandel, VTS CEO Nick Romito, and many others. The lineup is not to be believed, and the topic is among the most important facing our industry. Please join us!

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