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Rochester, NY ??: Top Developments to Watch ?? for Investors! Calling all real estate rockstars! Rochester, NY is quietly becoming a major player in the investor game. Here's a look at some developments ripe for the picking: 19th Ward (North Central): This historic area is experiencing a beautiful renaissance. Think restored mixed-use buildings offering modern apartments, trendy shops, and vibrant community spaces. Ideal for young professionals and students seeking an urban vibe. ?? Corn Hill Arts District (Downtown):?Converted warehouses and historic buildings are transforming into stunning lofts, art studios, and chic eateries.?This walkable gem attracts creative professionals and those seeking a one-of-a-kind lifestyle. ? Genesee Brewery Revitalization (North): History meets opportunity! The iconic Genesee Brewery site is undergoing a massive redevelopment. Imagine apartments, retail space, a beer hall, and potentially a new baseball stadium – all steeped in Rochester's rich brewing heritage. ? University District Transformation (East):?The University of Rochester is a major economic driver, and the surrounding area is seeing exciting growth. Expect new student housing options, research facilities, and a focus on walkability and green spaces. Perfect for investors seeking stable, long-term returns. Beyond these:?Rochester's Inner Loop is undergoing a beautification project, and the High Falls District is a hub for restaurants and nightlife. Keep an eye on these areas for further development potential.?? Remember: With a strong healthcare sector, affordable living, and a growing young professional population, Rochester offers a unique blend of stability and potential. Do your research and find the development that matches your investment goals! https://lnkd.in/e_Sk_ZkW #RochesterNY #RealEstate #Investment #Development #Opportunities

Confident, inspiring & honest - the success of the SRL Precincts may very well depend on ‘certainty to the market’ of the Government’s intent, however today at the Property Council Victoria -?Precincts and Cities Outlook our panel described a broader range of dependencies – many of which require the property sector to develop responses to. Tom Mackellar spoke about lessons learned for Lendlease development at Elephant and Castle in London, lessons that should be brought to SRL precinct thinking by industry; -??????Blending social housing with full cost using ‘blind tenure’ design approaches. -??????‘Always on’ community engagement, and -??????And ‘incubating’ independent retail businesses as though they were tech start-ups. Meredith Sussex AM had a long list of lessons learned from Fishermans Bend, many very hard-won, that again need to be repeated and brought into future precinct planning and development, although one of her astute observations really stuck out; “Urban character is developed from multiple decisions, large and small, by many people, public and private, over years and decades”. Vicinity's David Waldron’s insightful observation, albeit borrowed it’s not less true, that space + purpose = place. The challenge for precinct makers is to bring purpose and meaning genuinely to a ‘space’ to create a place. Lissa van Camp gave us one of the most positive and confidence-instilling overviews of the SRLA’s progress to date and recognised the shared challenges ahead for Government and the industry. Matthew Chun shed more light on the very exciting opportunity to leverage one of the CBD’s most valuable assets, open up the waterfront, and get stuck into the ‘main course’ of redeveloping Harbour Esplanade. However, Sarah Horsfield really stole the show with her research on the approval rates for high-profile precincts with recently completed Structure Plans. #cities #innovation #melbourne #property #infrastructure

This one is bound to be interesting! Come hear what my friend and colleague Evan Todtz, AICP has to say about this topic!

Join ULI Idaho for the 2024 Emerging Trends in Real Estate? event, where industry leaders and innovators gather to explore the latest trends, growth opportunities, and challenges impacting the real estate and urban development sectors. Join us for our local panel on Growth and Trends in the Treasure Valley Following Sabrina Unger’s keynote, our panel of local experts will discuss the rapid growth of the Treasure Valley, sharing insights on the opportunities and challenges it brings for real estate, economic development, and urban planning. The panel will highlight what these emerging trends mean for developers, investors, designers, and community leaders. Panelist: Elaine Clegg, CEO, Valley Regional Transit Elaine Clegg leads Valley Regional Transit, overseeing public transportation services throughout the Treasure Valley. With over two decades of experience in transportation and land use, including nearly 20 years serving on the Boise City Council, Elaine is a leader in creating integrated, sustainable transit solutions for the region. Her insights into how transportation infrastructure impacts land development and urban growth will be essential for understanding the role of public transit in the future of the Treasure Valley. WHY ATTEND?! ?? National & Local Perspectives: Gain insights from national expert Sabrina Unger and local leaders on how emerging trends will impact the Treasure Valley’s real estate market. ?? Networking Opportunities: Connect with industry leaders, investors, and developers who are shaping the future of Idaho’s urban landscape. ?? Actionable Insights: Learn about the latest strategies and innovations to stay competitive in the ever-changing real estate market. ?? Date: Tuesday, November 12, 2024 ?? Location: Jack Urban Meeting Place ? Time: 8:00 am - 11:30 am MST ??? Tickets: https://lnkd.in/g_4YKCYC Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation that’s shaping the future of real estate in the Treasure Valley and beyond.

CIBS Hosts Insightful Discussion on Melville Town Center's Future On Wednesday, September 25, 2024, the Commercial and Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island (CIBS) hosted a highly anticipated panel discussion: “The Melville Town Center – Will it Succeed and is It a Model for Other Long Island Municipalities?” The event brought together industry leaders and real estate professionals to explore the potential of the Melville Town Center and its impact on Long Island’s growth. Moderated by Peter L. Curry, partner at Farrell Fritz, P.C., the panel featured: ? David Pennetta SIOR, CIBS, LEED GA, CIBS Co-President and Executive Managing Director at Cushman & Wakefield ? Michael Florio, CEO of Long Island Builders Institute ? Louis Bekofsky, Principal & Managing Director at VHB Engineering ? Kelley Coughlan Heck, Executive Vice President & Partner at TRITEC Real Estate Company, Inc. The conversation highlighted opportunities and challenges tied to redeveloping the Maxess Road area into a dynamic mixed-use community, blending commercial, residential, and recreational spaces. Peter Curry noted, “The Melville Town Center project could reshape how Long Island approaches mixed-use development and serve as a model for other municipalities balancing growth with community needs.” The panel emphasized the need for collaboration between developers, local governments, and communities to ensure Long Island remains a thriving hub for commercial and residential activity. CIBS Co-President David Pennetta added, “CIBS is proud to facilitate these essential conversations. As Long Island evolves, it’s critical that we proactively address the challenges and opportunities of major projects like the Melville Town Center.” #CIBS #LongIsland #RealEstate #MixedUseDevelopment #MelvilleTownCenter #CommercialRealEstate #CommunityGrowth ?

Early Bird Discount for the 2024 KPDA Annual Conference Still Ongoing! Don’t miss your chance to join the 2024 KPDA Annual Conference at a special early bird rate! This premier event will bring together over 200 real estate developers, investors and seasoned professionals in the built environment sector. Register now and enjoy discounted rates during the early bird period. Remember, payment must be completed within the early bird period to secure your discount. Why Attend? 1. Expert Panels: Gain actionable insights from industry leaders on strategic urban planning, sustainable financial models, and the latest advancements in construction technology. 2.High-Impact Networking: Engage with top-tier professionals and key decision-makers driving the future of real estate. 3.Practical Solutions: Explore cutting-edge strategies and practical solutions for achieving sustainable urban development. Register Now: https://lnkd.in/dGzBgrEK Be part of the conversation on “Building Tomorrow: Real Estate as a Catalyst for Sustainable Urban Futures” and join us in driving sustainable urban growth.?

Join ULI Idaho for the 2024 Emerging Trends in Real Estate? event, where industry leaders and innovators gather to explore the latest trends, growth opportunities, and challenges impacting the real estate and urban development sectors. Join us for our local panel on Growth and Trends in the Treasure Valley Following Sabrina Unger’s keynote, our panel of local experts will discuss the rapid growth of the Treasure Valley, sharing insights on the opportunities and challenges it brings for real estate, economic development, and urban planning. The panel will highlight what these emerging trends mean for developers, investors, designers, and community leaders. Panelist: Michael Adler, President & CEO, Adler Industrial, LLC Michael Adler is the driving force behind Adler Industrial, the largest owner and developer of Class “A” industrial properties in the Boise market. With over 4 million square feet of developed space and 1,000 acres of land for future development, Adler’s leadership has shaped the industrial landscape of the region. Michael’s vast experience in real estate investment and development, along with his forward-thinking approach to market trends, will shed light on how the industrial sector continues to evolve and expand in the rapidly growing Treasure Valley. WHY ATTEND?! ?? National & Local Perspectives: Gain insights from national expert Sabrina Unger and local leaders on how emerging trends will impact the Treasure Valley’s real estate market. ?? Networking Opportunities: Connect with industry leaders, investors, and developers who are shaping the future of Idaho’s urban landscape. ?? Actionable Insights: Learn about the latest strategies and innovations to stay competitive in the ever-changing real estate market. ?? Date: Tuesday, November 12, 2024 ?? Location: Jack Urban Meeting Place ? Time: 8:00 am - 11:30 am MST ??? Tickets: https://lnkd.in/g_4YKCYC Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation that’s shaping the future of real estate in the Treasure Valley and beyond.

?? Ground Floor Evolution: Week 22 at Humber Street HMO ?? This week's journey through the ground floor unveils more than progress—it reveals opportunity. With every layer of insulation and each installation, we're not just constructing spaces; we're crafting potential. Investor Insight: Witness the meticulous attention to detail and quality that could define your next investment. The ground floor's transformation is a testament to our commitment to high standards and investor satisfaction. ?? Milestones Met: From building regs approval to the precision of first fixes, each step underscores our ability to deliver on time and exceed expectations. ??? Unlocking Potential: For those looking to expand their portfolio, the ground floor's progress is a glimpse into the lucrative opportunities our projects consistently bring to the table. ?? Join us in redefining urban living in Cleethorpes. With us, investing is not just safe; it's inspired. #HumberStreetHMO #GroundFloorProgress #Week22Insights #InvestmentOpportunity #PropertyDevelopment #CleethorpesProperty #RealEstateInvesting #StrategicInvestments #cleethorpes #hmoproperty #hmo #propertydevelopment #property #propertyinvestment

In 2023, our economic development efforts focused on innovative technology, strategic retail development, and robust redevelopment opportunities. In response to recommendations made by residents and elected officials, the Northeast Gateway Redevelopment Plan aims to enhance the Texas Avenue and University Drive corridors and synchronize them with our thriving hospitality and academic sectors. ?? Find out more about the Plan: ?? https://lnkd.in/gTMcEPwU #EconomicDevelopmentWeek

Last week I had the pleasure of attending goREAL’s 2024 Real Estate Leaders Speaker Panel featuring Toronto’s most influential leaders in RE. Esteemed panellists including Jon Love C.M., Michael Cooper, John McKinlay, Salvatore (Sal) Iacono, and Amy Erixon spoke about the challenges and opportunities the Canadian Real Estate market has been facing. Of the many topics covered during the panel, a handful stood out as notable insights on the current state of the market. Where real estate investment over the last decade could be characterized by the acronym F.O.M.O (fear of missing out), recent years could more accurately be described by F.O.L.D (fear of looking dumb). Investors are sitting on the sidelines waiting for interest rates to drop and market activity to set the new standard for prices. Bleak as it may seem, it provides opportunities to those who can time the market correctly as we enter a new phase in the RE cycle. Affordable housing solutions are being stifled by a lack of alignment between government agencies. Slow approval processes and red tape are grinding the already limited number of new housing developments to a halt. With demand for housing far exceeding supply, cohesive leadership at a municipal level is critical to speed up development and close the gap. With the office sector seeing hardships over the past couple of years, creative solutions are being explored to add value and density to low-occupancy office buildings. Residential refits are an interesting option but in reality, are costly and more often than not, unfeasible. Instead, full-scale demolitions seem like the best solution to residential conversions of current office buildings. Public capital coming into the real estate industry is slowing with investors choosing to invest in other vehicles such as the stock market. REITs and other publicly traded real estate funds are not getting the same investor attention as they did over the past decade. However, private capital is still flowing healthily and it's where we will see future development activity coming from.