Tomorrow! Bisnow Event in DFW

Our DFW Multifamily Summit is tomorrow at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. Hundreds of your real estate colleagues are already coming. It's your last chance to sign up! What will it look like? Something like Tuesday at our Bisnow Chicago Real Estate Summit at the Mid-America Club, where 500 came to hear from finance pros  who promised to focus more on funding only necessary new construction. Walton Street Capital's Jeff Quicksilver talked about his firm's sixth fund; the private equity company didn't do any deals in 2009, but this year focused on three marginal office properties in Southern California, emphasizing low leverage. First Industrial's Bruce Duncan is in the midst of de-levering his company's debts, which is made easier by being public during a recession. HFF's  John Pelusi says all the big players are back in the markets at 2007 cap rates for prime buildings in A markets.

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