SWEATING ASSETS

Say goodbye to grandiose—owners and developers are sweating their assets, getting the most value they can from buildings, and improving competiveness and returns, says Halcrow North America prez Michael Della Rocca, who'll be speaking at Bisnow's NYC Construction & Development Update and Schmooze on July 7.
Overall, Michael notices a lack of public funding to move projects forward, which will be a long-term issue for the industry—economic growth hinges on investment in public infrastructure. For long-term, continued growth, we need dedicated sources of funding to share the burden with the City and State. He sees public entities increasing utilization of private money to do so. The Port Authority, for one, is looking toward private funds to replace the Goethals Bridge. Join Michael as he discusses these trends and more with World Trade Center Properties' Janno Lieber, Skanska's Beth Heider, LePatner & Associates' Barry LePatner, and RMJM's Richard Bailes. The event will also include a special one-on-one with Cushman & Wakefield's Bruce Mosler and Cohen Brothers Realty's Charles Cohen. Great networking too! Register here.

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