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Overview ·
Midyear Meeting ·
High Level Conference ·
Annual Convention ·
Chapter & Regional Events


The Midyear Meetings ·
April 13-16, 2008 ·
The Drake Hotel ·
Chicago, Illinois
Featured
Programs
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Special
Events
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Spouse
& Guest Programs
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Schedule of Events
| Speakers
| Presentations
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Gallery
Presentations
(All downloadable files
are PDF format, requiring Acrobat Reader unless noted)

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Macro
Trends in the United States Real Estate Industry
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In today's turbulent marketplace it's critical
for CREs to be able to predict key trends before they occur.
This session will provide insights from leading national investors
and economists on the best practices and strategic thinking
that will help CREs thrive in recessionary times, and answer
important questions regarding the direction of the U.S. economy,
debt and equity markets, property market conditions, and key
investment themes and issues.
Speaker: Mary Ludgin,
managing director, and director of global research, Heitman
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Macro Trends
in the United States Real Estate Industry
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(See above for description)
Speaker: Carl Tannenbaum,
economic consultant
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The Global
Supply Chain: Developing, Acquiring, Financing and Managing
Industrial Real Estate Around the World
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In this session, see how two large internationally
diversified real estate investors approach the development
and management of a global platform for commercial real estate.
Discussion topics will include: customer demand drivers for
global distribution, equity and debt capital flows, fund structures,
and the unique challenges/rewards inherent in running a global
platform.
Speaker: Richard Conklin,
managing director, Global Investment Management |
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Public/Private
Partnerships: “PPPs – Opportunities Abound for
CREs”
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The Public Private Partnerships portion of the
Business Issues Forum will begin with a presentation from
Frank J. Parker, Esq.,CRE, who teaches real
estate at Boston College, in addition to his advisory work.
Frank will present on the U.S. military base closures in Bermuda,
for which he was a key advisor, and will focus on the opportunities
for stronger outcomes by creating and fostering Public/Private
Partnerships early in the process, as well as lessons learned. |
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Capital Markets:
“A Practioner’s Guide to Grave Dancing”
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James D. Shilling, CRE, Michael
J. Horne Chair in Real Estate Studies at DePaul University,
will present his thoughts and findings from recent research
into the subprime market. |
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Sustainability:
“How to Make Win-Win Investments”
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The second part of the Forum (3:30 p.m.-4:30
p.m.), will include a presentation, “How to Make Win-Win
Investments in Sustainable Real Estate,” by Mark
Jewell, founder and president of RealWinWin, a Philadelphia-based
company that specializes in helping owners and managers of
income-producing properties use enhanced energy efficiency
to support higher net operating income and asset value. |
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Designing
the 21st Century City
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Part 1
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Part 2
Using the Chicago real estate arena as a backdrop but focusing
on the common design issues that all cities face, this session
will explore the macro challenges of urban design and demographic
trends, and what their impact is on overall urban development.
What are the key strategies for design contribution to layered
and dynamic urban societies? How can designers and developers
prevent or reverse the degradation of the natural environment
while in a profit-driven business?
Speaker: Richard A. Hanson, CRE,
principal, Mesa Development, LLC |
Handouts
from the
CRE Dispute Resolution Workshop |
Each
of the handouts listed below are presented in pdf format and
require Acrobat Reader
Common Errors in Real Estate Arbitration - Arthur Mazirow, Esq., CRE
Hearts and Minds Will Follow: An Essay on Mediation - Philip S. Cottone, CRE
Issues and Solutions in Real Estate Appraisal, Arbitration, and Mediation Proceedings - Gerald M. Levy, CRE
Resolving Real Estate Disputes - Gerald M. Levy, CRE
The Advantages and Disadvantages of Arbitration As Compared to Litigation - Arthur Mazirow, Esq., CRE
Top Ten Specious Reasons Why Lawyers Won't Mediate - Philip S. Cottone, CRE
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