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May 8, 2013
3:30PM - 5:00PM
Multi-Family Madness
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The Gramercy at New Albany
Multi-Family Madness
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The Gramercy New Albany
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Registration 3:30pm, Program 3:45pm
Networking Reception 4:30pm
The latest reports on new and existing home sales seem to indicate that the housing market is beginning to find its footing again. While most believe the recovery will be slow, U-shaped, and bumpy, the free fall appears to be over for both sales and prices.
If that is in fact the case, then we have to ask what effect that recovery will have on the recently booming apartment sector, which benefited from the housing crash. Rents are sky high in most of the largest U.S. markets, and vacancies are down and still falling. Multifamily housing starts were up 30 percent in July from a year ago, according to the U.S. Commerce Department, and multifamily permits were up over 47 percent.
Supply increases are a potential risk to the multifamily sector, and high prices have caused investors to sour on the sector of late. But some say multifamily isn’t exactly heading into the woods. The fundamentals are still strong. Hear what the local experts are thinking and doing regarding the Multi-Family Madness.
Moderator: David Royer, VP of Finance & Development, Continental Real Estate Companies
Panelists
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Franz Geiger, Managing Director, NP Limited Partnership
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Nelson Yoder, Principle, Crawford Hoying Development Partners
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Brett Kaufman, CEO, Kaufman Development
Members, $40, Nonmembers, $60
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Multi-Family Madness
Multi-Family Madness
presented by
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The Gramercy New Albany
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Registration 3:30pm, Program 3:45pm
Networking Reception 4:30pm
The latest reports on new and existing home sales seem to indicate that the housing market is beginning to find its footing again. While most believe the recovery will be slow, U-shaped, and bumpy, the free fall appears to be over for both sales and prices.
If that is in fact the case, then we have to ask what effect that recovery will have on the recently booming apartment sector, which benefited from the housing crash. Rents are sky high in most of the largest U.S. markets, and vacancies are down and still falling. Multifamily housing starts were up 30 percent in July from a year ago, according to the U.S. Commerce Department, and multifamily permits were up over 47 percent.
Supply increases are a potential risk to the multifamily sector, and high prices have caused investors to sour on the sector of late. But some say multifamily isn’t exactly heading into the woods. The fundamentals are still strong. Hear what the local experts are thinking and doing regarding the Multi-Family Madness.
Moderator: David Royer, VP of Finance & Development, Continental Real Estate Companies
Panelists
Franz Geiger, Managing Director, NP Limited Partnership
Nelson Yoder, Principle, Crawford Hoying Development Partners
Brett Kaufman, CEO, Kaufman Development
Members, $40, Nonmembers, $60
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