Commercial Property News - November 2008 - (Page Cover3)

PRESENTED BY: KEYNOTE: Robert White Jr., CRE, FRICS Founder & President Real Capital Analytics Inc. NEW YORK Investment Nov. 14, 2008 | Westin New York at Times Square The Tri-State Market: Today & Tomorrow With a Special Report on Demographics & Real Estate NEW DIRECTIONS: NEW YORK INVESTMENT Point/Counterpoint: Debating New York City’s Future In a lively, thought-provoking event, industry veterans will debate the question, “Is New York City’s commercial real estate market gaining or losing ground?” Our panelists will argue factors that are combining to keep the city—and the real estate market that supports it—on track. Afterwards, members of the audience will vote for the winner, and CPN will announce the results of the ballot before the conference adjourns. Find out what every New York City real estate professional should know about Long Island, Westchester and Fairfield counties and Northern New Jersey. Where are these markets headed? How will that impact leasing, investment and development in the suburbs? Terry Munoz, vice president & industry practice manager for Nielsen Claritas, launches the discussion with insight into how the region’s changing demographics are altering its real estate needs. Capital Markets & Investment: Changing Times, New Rules New York City continues to feel the impact of the capital markets crunch and the economic slowdown. This panel will offer insight into how the national real estate capital markets are influencing development and investment in New York City. What will be the best solutions for the rest of 2008—and have the rules changed for good? Uptown, Downtown: Renaissance Markets The entire world is watching the epic rebuilding of the World Trade Center site, but Lower Manhattan’s transformation also extends to office leasing, transportation, hotel development and rapid residential growth. A few miles north, Harlem is in the midst of its own new renaissance—one that is unfolding with a healthy measure of controversy. Join us for CPN ’s 2008 Executive of the Year Awards presentation in New York City immediately following the New York Investment conference. New York Investment conference attendees will receive a discounted rate—$120—for the Executive Awards Luncheon. Please call for the promotional code. EARLY-BIRD REGISTRATION: $175 (through Nov. 4) ON-SITE REGISTRATION: $225 (after Nov. 4) DISCOUNTED RATE FOR THREE OR MORE: $155 per person CONFERENCE & EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR AWARDS REGISTRATION: $295 For sponsorships, speaking opportunities, registration details, discount codes and more information on our conferences, Call 877-9ASK-CPN or visit www.CPNOnline.com/conferences Association Partners: Gold Sponsor: Silver Sponsor: Bronze Sponsor: Media Partner: INVALUABLE KNOWLEDGE, INSIGHT, ACCESS AND NETWORKING. http://www.CPNOnline.com/conferences

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CPN - November 2008 Contents Starting Line Seniors Housing Data/Analysis Conferences Through the Fog CPN’s Top Cities for Investment & Corporate Relocation Finance International Sustainability CPN-Nielsen Claritas Special Report

Commercial Property News - November 2008

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