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Bisnow Is Hosting The Tampa Bay Area State Of The Market On March 6: Here Are 5 Reasons To Attend

Tampa has been making strides to revitalize its neighborhoods. Through the work of the Tampa Community Redevelopment Agency, eight areas have been targeted for growth, including Downtown and Ybor City.

The goals of this effort include adding housing, hotels and mixed-use assets that can entice more residents, visitors and businesses.

Commercial real estate professionals can learn how to get involved in this flourishing market at Bisnow’s Tampa Bay Area State of the Market event on March 6 at 570 Carillon in Tampa’s Gateway Business District. Panelists will dive into the region’s redevelopment initiatives, the impact of urban redevelopment and CRE financing.

Click here to register.

Here are five reasons you shouldn’t miss out on the opportunity to attend:

1. Learn about plans for urban revitalization in Tampa through these panels:

Innovating Urban Landscapes: Lessons From Tampa’s Transformative Projects

Gain insight into how revitalization projects can be impactful for urban areas with speakers like Jumpstart Clearwater CEO Sarah Davis and Sight Development principal Michael Mincberg.

Financing the Future: Investment and Refinancing in Tampa’s Market

Find out more about financing CRE today, what’s in store for its future and which CRE deals have been financed. Speakers will include LD&D founder and Managing Partner Diego Bonet, RIPCO Real Estate Executive Vice President Ari Ravi and FCP Senior Vice President Bruce Gago.

New Developments on the Horizon: Shaping Tampa’s Future Landscape

Explore how the newest and most prominent CRE developments can reshape the city with speakers including J.P. Bacariza, senior vice president and market leader of the Southeast region at Ryan Cos., and Jeff Kruse, managing director of Kolter Multifamily.

2. Dive into the positive impacts of sustainability on urban revitalization

3. Discover how these projects can impact Tampa’s economy.

4. Learn about other trends in the region’s real estate.

5. Connect with the industry’s developers, urban planners and finance professionals and learn more about redevelopment in Tampa.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to gain knowledge and insight about the redevelopment of Tampa’s communities. Click here to find out more about what Bisnow has in store for this event.

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