Exciting Discussion Ahead: The Role of Urban Parks in the Downtown Renaissance ?? As cities evolve, downtown parks and plazas serve as critical indicators of a city’s health and vitality. On March 13th, Lakeside Group Founder and Managing Partner Isaac Abid will be joining a panel of experts for a deep dive into how these microcosms of urban life can drive the revitalization of downtown areas. ?? Date: Thursday, March 13 | 3:45 – 5:00pm ?? Location: Hyatt Regency San Francisco #UrbanParks #PublicSpace #DowntownRenaissance #CityRevitalization #Sustainability #UrbanPlanning #ThoughtLeadership Learn More: https://lnkd.in/eyQ5zUsY?
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Lakeside Group is an Oakland based real estate company focused on value-add investment opportunities across Northern California. Lakeside invests on behalf of institutional partners, family office and high-net worth investors.
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Flour + Water Pizza Shop, one of San Francisco's hottest restaurants, is opening a new location at The Lark, a vibrant 330-unit apartment building in Oakland’s Northlake District. This newest edition to the neighborhood is part of a larger effort to create a dynamic retail corridor. Lakeside Group is a proud founder of the Northlake, a group of property and business owners who are working towards amplifying and expanding existing community resources. #Oakland #RetailGrowth #FlourAndWater #NorthlakeDistrict #Hospitality #UrbanDevelopment Read More:?https://lnkd.in/diKpaehA??
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We are excited to share that Lakeside Group Founder and Managing Partner Isaac Abid has been named to the San Francisco Business Times Newsmaker 100 list. #BusinessGrowth #Innovation #Leadership #Newsmaker100 Read More: https://lnkd.in/gRpfH99P?
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Last week, Lakeside's Isaac Abid joined a panel discussion on?Urban Redevelopment?at the 2024 Real Estate Symposium hosted by Columbia Business School to share our efforts to invest in and revitalize Downtown Oakland.
Last week, the Columbia Business School Real Estate Community convened at the school’s Manhattanville campus for the 2024 Columbia Real Estate Symposium; a full day of topical discussions led by academic and business leaders from across the sector.?The nearly 250 alumni and students in attendance spanning more than 40 graduation years, engaged in thoughtful dialogue, peer to peer exchange, and organized speed-networking opportunities, in between expertly led fireside chats and presentations on topics such as the State of the US Housing Market (Hugh Frater '85 and Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh), Finding Distressed Opportunities (Ted Martell '06 and David Aviram '06), Redeveloping Cities (Scott Shapiro '99, MaryAnne Gilmartin, Josh Taube, Isaac Abid '07) Capital Flows (Ines Leung '07, Peter Braffman, Margaret McKnight, Matt Johnson) as well as Alternative approaches to investing and finding global opportunities (Ryan Cotton and Raphael Sidelsky '99).?The conference drew participants from California, Texas, Georgia and Maryland, among other distant states, as well as alumnus from Israel, Canada, France, and the UAE.?Lastly, a Paul Milstein Center Distinguished Real Estate Partner Award was given to Professor Emeritus Christopher Mayer, in appreciation for his 25+ years of service.?It was a wonderful day full of insightful dialogue and curated connections. Thank you to the remarkable alumni planning committee (Ines Leung '07, Katie Pelczar '08, Scott Shapiro '99, Roger Fortune '01, Tony Talbert '04, Stonington Cox '07, Julie Brenton '89, Steven Grant '92, Benjamin Schwartz '22, Juan Martin Tawil '25, Raphael Sidelsky '99, David Sherman '82, Kristin Svenningsen, Maria Fera) a team of supportive students from the CBS Real Estate Association, a brilliant group of expert presenters, and especially the alumni who continue to participate, contribute, and allow us to offer something uniquely different, and exclusively for the CBS real estate community.??
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Lakeside Group’s founder Isaac Abid believes Oakland can and will come back – if business leaders and city officials work together with the community. This recent feature in The Real Deal on?Isaac?dives into his unique perspective on the future of Oakland, and how he is driving improvement through civic engagement. ?? https://lnkd.in/gPKwASij