SoCal Student Housing & Higher Education Summit 2019 | Bisnow | 2 October 2019 | The L.A. Grand Hotel Downtown, 333 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90071, USA
Venue
The L.A. Grand Hotel Downtown
The L.A. Grand Hotel Downtown, 333 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90071, USA
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| Event Date |
Wed Oct 2 PDT (about 5 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Wed Oct 2 11:00am - Wed Oct 2 2:00pm |
| Location |
The L.A. Grand Hotel Downtown
333 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90071, USA |
| Region | Americas |
Details
Southern California is home to some of the nation's most important universities and education systems. As an epicenter of culture and business, the region has made itself a desire able location to build an educational foundation and start a career.
While SoCal continues to grow as a world-renowned residential, business and educational hub, its housing supply is greatly impacted. Availability of both market rate and affordable housing is impacting all residents, and students are not excluded. Recent data finds that 1 in 5 LA students are homeless.
Though availability of product is a large part of the conversation, within new and existing student housing, the market is continuously being impacted by economic and demographic shifts. As Gen Z has fully infiltrated the undergraduate population, they are making more of a significant impact than ever on student housing development.
With so much going on in the student housing market, join us as we take an expert look at the trends impacting the space.
What You'll Learn:
• How are universities responding to Southern California's affordability crisis?
• Gen Z... How different are they actually from millennials, and how are they impacting student housing?
• How are universities and developers future-proofing their student housing developments?
• What creative strategies are universities taking to produce housing in markets known for lack of supply?
• What investment trends are impacting SoCal student housing development?
Speakers
2019 Speakers
Mark Weinstein
Founder & President, MJW Investments
Fred Pierce
CEO, Pierce Education Properties
Scott Gale
President, Ventus Group
Ned Williams
Senior Vice President, University Student Living
Blake Wettengel
CEO, NB Private Capital
Karri Novak
Vice President, Clark Construction
Jason Dunster
Integrated Design Manager, McCarthy Building Companies
Linda Padilla-Smyth
Director of Real Estate, Chapman University
Jared Everett
SVP of University Partnerships, Greystar
Kim Patten
Partner, Steinberg Hart
Brian Dague
Project Executive, BNBuilders
Fred Wallitsch
Project Executive, Snyder Langston
Jim Dixon
President, Togawa Smith Martin
Sponsors & Partners
2019 Sponsors
• BNB Builders
• NB Private Capital
• Snyder Langston
• Clark Station
• Steinberg hart
• the Fig
• Sundt
• Omega Environmental
• TSM
• McCarthy