Phoenix Office Of The Future 2018 | Bisnow | 28 February 2018 | Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel, 100 N 1st St, Phoenix, AZ 85004, USA

As the Desert Valley continues to make national headlines for its attractive technology office market, where does Phoenix lie on the map in terms of office development, tenant attraction and talent pool?

According to CBRE, the Phoenix submarket of Tempe is number one for rising office rents, reflecting its low-vacancy rates and local abundance of talent. Phoenix itself has also seen a rise in ex-Silicon Valley tenants, with companies such as Tuft & Needle making a big and bold move to start up in the Desert Valley. As new tenants relocated to Arizona, the opportunities grow for the Phoenix office market.

What You'll Learn?
1. As Phoenix continues to make national headlines as an affordable technology hub, how will an influx of new tenants affect the office market?
2. Will co-working space in Phoenix rapidly expand or will traditional workplaces continue to dominate the Phoenix market?
3. Which Phoenix submarkets are most appealing for office space, as it relates to rent, talent pool and accessibility?
4. As tenants opt for shorter term leases, what is the office leasing outlook for the next 2, 5 and 10 years?
5. What are the latest CRE technologies disrupting the way we design, build and think about our workplaces?

2018 Speakers

Dr. Morgan Olsen
Executive Vice President, Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer, Asu

Drena Kusari
General Manager, Southwest Region, Lyft

Gary Linhart
Founding Partner, ViaWest Group

Chris Petroff
Strategic Business Development, Dpr Construction

Chris Anderson
Managing Director, Hines

Adrian Evarkiou
Partner, The Boyer Company

Mark Singerman
Vice President, Rockefeller Group

Shelby Guddeck
Dlr Group

MODERATOR:

Candace Rosauro
Business Development Director, Jokake

2018 Sponsors

• Jokake
• Dlr Group
• View
• DPR Construction
• Commonwealth
• My Office
• Newmark Knight Frank
• Bogza
• Greater Phoenix Economic Council