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Event Date | Thu May 17 EDT (over 6 years ago) |
Location |
340 Kingsland Street
Bldg. 200 Metro Blvd. Nutley, NJ 07110, USA |
Region | Americas |
When it comes to the future of development in New Jersey, the old corporate headquarters, historic warehouses, and huge suburban office parks can't be ignored. We'll cover the strategy behind repositioning, the process of marketing to attract new tenants, and the advances in design that are giving projects like Asbury Park the edge.
As municipalities build more walkable, amenity-rich neighborhoods with strong live-work-play components that appeal to young professionals, it is blurring the line between urban metros and suburban markets.
What You'll Learn?
1) How do developers take a building from out-of-commission to hot commodity?
2) How are developers creating business and cultural districts that are attractive to the next-gen workforce?
3) Will new development stem the tide of millennials and companies leaving NJ?
4) Are any incentives being offered to promote adaptive & reuse projects in NJ and how effective have they been?
5) Who are the target demographics, and what key factors are developers highlighting to make their product more attractive?
2018 Speakers:
George Ladyman
Management Operations and Development Executive, Madison Marquette
Timothy Lizura
President & COO, NJ Economic Development Authority
Steve Nislick
CFO, Hugo Neu
Kevin Polston
Project Executive - Riverton, North American Properties
Jose Cruz
Senior Managing Director & Co-Head of NJ Office, HFF
2018 Sponsors:
• HFF
• CREWNJ Commercial Real Estate Women of New Jersey
• Bohler Engineering