OUR FIRST-EVER REAL ESTATE FORUM; THE DEAL SHEET

Reserve your Amtrak tickets now: NYC’s legendary Simon Ziff, president of Ackman-Ziff, will be headlining our first-ever Washington Real Estate Forum on March 16. Capital providers—whether foreign or domestic, debt or equity—have always viewed NY and DC with the same interest level, he says.
Simon notes that despite the difficulty of financing since ‘08, capital still has its eyes on quality assets, with bias to Class A, avenue buildings. But as more capital forms, expect Class B assets to start moving in both markets. Join him and illustrious Cushman & Wakefield chairman Bruce Mosler, as they touch upon these trends and how their firms have dealt with difficult decision making over the past two years. Top names from 15 of DC’s biggest firms round out our event, including Monday Properties CEO Anthony Westreich. With a ridiculous early bird price of $69, you can even buy your colleague a train ticket. Register here!

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