Name: Texas Student Housing & University Development Summit
Start: 2024-09-12T08:00:00-05:00
End: 2024-09-12T11:15:00-05:00
Location: HYATT REGENCY AUSTIN

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Impact of Top Tier Spaces

How Amenities, Interior Layouts And Property Management Impact Success

David Kanne

David oversees and leads all of LV Collective’s endeavors. He possesses a unique ability to create and inspire forward-thinking design and innovation, incorporating a keen understanding of complex capital structures combined with a knowledge of how to practically execute a timely and cost-effective construction project and bring the concept into existence. His leadership and direction of the company, paired with a heart for the success of everyone involved, has curated a unique environment in which team members thrive and enjoy collaboration while deftly producing cutting-edge projects with unmatched market appeal. David founded LV Collective in 2012 with the vision and passion to help shape the future of Austin’s real estate landscape. Since its inception, the company has acquired, developed and managed student housing, multi-family, creative office, residential, retail, restaurant, mixed-use and office assets valued in excess of $1.4 billion. LV Collective primarily employs value-add and opportunistic strategies to generate above-average, risk-adjusted returns for its investors. The company’s expertise spans ground-up development, adaptive reuse, value-add acquisitions and strategic re-positioning projects. LV’s structure as a privately held company allows for flexibility to underwrite and execute deals of all asset types, sizes and structures in order to secure the best opportunities in the market. David is very involved in several neighborhood groups such as University Area Partners and The Central Austin Neighborhood Planning Advisory Committee, as well as local and national organizations such as The Real Council of Austin, ULI, and NMHC. David graduated with distinction from the University of Nebraska at Omaha where he received his B.S. in Construction Engineering. David is married to his wife, Lauren, and they reside in Central Austin with their two children.

LV Collective

CEO

David Kanne

CEO, LV Collective

Michael Augustine

Michael Augustine is Founder and Co-Managing Partner of Alta Terra Real Estate. As co-managing partner, Michael is responsible for the company's vision, strategic partnerships, and investment decisions. He has 20 years of owning and managing various successful real estate and investment and development companies, investing over $1B in multi-family and student housing projects, consisting of approximately 7,000 apartment units across the country. Michael has a passion for creating second-to-none experiences with everyone he encounters. Because of this passion, he remains involved in the design and operational strategies of all of Alta Terra's projects. Prior to founding Alta Terra Real Estate, Michael co-founded, and was the President of Homestead Development Partners where he led the team in developing over 2,100 beds in a few years. Michael continues to stay involved with the team at Homestead as they manage their operating portfolio. Prior to Homestead and other recent entrepreneurial real estate ventures, he spent 8 1/2 years with The Bainbridge Companies in Florida. With Bainbridge, Michael was responsible for managing the company's multifamily developments, as the company expanded outside of Florida, and helped start the company's student housing division. Michael attributes his tenure Homestead and Bainbridge, and all the close relationships made during this time, as one of his crucial stepping-stones to becoming a real estate entrepreneur. Michael loves to spend time with his family, especially traveling to amazing destinations. He is also a health and wellness enthusiast, loves the outdoors, and craves extreme fitness. Michael believes in transparency, accountability, and takes great care with everything he does. Michael obtained his B.S. in Finance in 2000, and his M.S. in Real Estate in 2005, both from the University of Florida. Michael has been a serial entrepreneur, starting and operating multiple businesses in various industries, ranging from hospitality, insurance, education, and real estate.

Alta Terra Real Estate.

Founder, Co-Managing Partner

Michael Augustine

Founder, Co-Managing Partner, Alta Terra Real Estate.

Josh Smith

SVP, Public-Private Partnerships, Hunt Development Group

Daniel Gockley

Dan Gockley serves as the Executive Director of Housing and Residence Life at The University of Texas at San Antonio. Dan is an experienced professional with over twenty years of progressive experience in housing and residence life, student affairs, student success, facilities management and fiscal operations. Dan is highly collaborative with success implementing innovative solutions and best practices that drive success. He nurtures and develops highly talented teams committed to achieving success. Dan has experience in facilities management, renovations and new construction. Dan earned both his Bachelor and Master degrees from the University of Kentucky. Dan began his professional career in 1998 at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County as a Coordinator of Environment. UMBC is an honor’s university that integrates teaching, research and service. In 2001, he joined Ithaca College as the Assistant Director of Operations. Ithaca College is a comprehensive private residential college with a three-year residency requirement. As Assistant Director, Dan was responsible for the operational management of 4,300 beds within 26 residence halls and two apartment complexes. Dan helped commission a new privatized apartment complex in two phases. In 2005, Dan accepted the position of Director of Housing and Residence Life at Fairmont State University. In that role, Dan reorganized the department’s staffing structure to achieve student success priorities. He expanded the residential learning community structure including the creation of a faculty-in-residence position for the Honor’s program. In addition, Dan updated the housing software and initiated a master planning process for the department that led to the construction of new housing for the campus. In 2013, Dan joined UTSA as the Director of Housing and Residence Life. Dan guided the opening of a new residence hall in 2013, successfully planned and opened a new residence hall in 2021 and is currently planning another residence hall project. During his tenure, UTSA’s housing capacity will have increased by 2,200 beds. Dan has been active as a member of both regional and national professional housing organizations including the Northeast Association of College & University Housing Officers (NEACUHO), the Mid-Atlantic Association of College & University Housing Officers (MACUHO), the Southwest Association of College & University Housing Officers (SWACUHO), and the Association of College & University Housing Officers- International (ACUHO-I). Dan served as the Exhibits Chair for four years within the MACUHO organization and was President elect for MACUHO before joining UTSA in 2013. Dan has presented at the regional and national level on topics such as supporting at-risk students, reducing homesickness and student retention and success.

The University of Texas at San Antonio

Executive Director, Housing & Residence Life

Daniel Gockley

Executive Director, Housing & Residence Life, The University of Texas at San Antonio

Jonathan Bove

EVP - Acquisition and Management Services, Landmark Properties

Andy Albin

Principal, SVP, Studio Practice Leader, HKS

Trae Compton

VP, Client Executive, Linbeck

Student Housing Market Strategies and Insights

Latest Developments, Investment Insights And Affordability Analysis

Christopher Kott

Managing Director ‑ Acquisitions, Virtus Real Estate Capital

Moderator

Felipe Castillo

Partner, PlaceMKR

Jeff Teetsel

Managing Director, Kennedy Wilson

Bill Mattera

Executive Director of Housing and Residential Life, Texas State University

Jared Everett

CEO, Pinnacle Development

Why You Should Attend this Texas Student Housing Commercial Real Estate Event

What You’ll Learn:

What is driving the demand for different unit sizes in Texas's student housing market? Are students leaning more towards single-occupancy units, or is there a higher demand for shared living spaces?
How does the cost of living and affordability impact the size of units that students are willing or able to rent in Texas? Are developers seeing a need to balance between smaller, more affordable units and larger, more premium ones?
To what extent do amenities and features such as balconies, pool tables and communal spaces drive leasing performance in student housing developments in Texas?
Are there specific amenities that consistently attract more interest from prospective tenants within Texas student housing?
How do unit sizes in student housing developments in Austin compare to those in other major college towns across the country? Are there specific trends or demands in Austin that differ from cities like Boulder, College Station, or Berkeley?
How do amenities influence leasing decisions among students in Texas? Are there specific amenities that significantly boost occupancy rates?
How do developers ensure that the amenities and features offered in student housing developments remain relevant and appealing to future generations of students, and how do you balance investing in long-term amenities with the need for adaptability and flexibility?
What challenges do developers face when balancing the cost of providing high-end amenities with the need to keep rents affordable? Which amenities offer the best return on investment?
Is there an ideal bedroom size for student housing developments and what factors determine it?
How does bedroom size vary based on the target demographic, such as freshmen, upperclassmen, or graduate students?
Are there specific amenities or design features that students consider "must-haves" in today's market?
Are there any regulatory considerations or building codes in Texas that dictate unit sizes or layouts for student housing developments?
Are residents willing to pay a premium for units with individual bathrooms or other in-unit amenities, and does this contribute to higher occupancy rates?

How You'll Do More Business From Attending This Event: Join industry leaders, owners, developers and investors for valuable insights on the future of student living and university development within Texas. Discover the cutting-edge technologies and amenities transforming campuses that make student housing developments stand out from other on and off-campus developments. Gain exclusive knowledge on investor growth drivers and the latest design trends reshaping student housing. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the dynamic world of higher education infrastructure and development.

Who You’ll Meet During Networking: Investors, developers, owners, architects, designers, property managers, general contractors, tenants, brokers and more!

Why You Should Attend: Bisnow events bring together the biggest power players in the industry to identify opportunities, build your network and expand your business. With the largest audience of commercial real estate professionals in the world, no one knows how to help your business more than us. Join Bisnow as we jump into the market to analyze its strengths and strategize on its areas of opportunity. You don't want to miss this event!

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Venue

HYATT REGENCY AUSTIN
208 Barton Springs Road
Austin, Texas 78704

Ballroom: Texas Ballroom

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Agenda

Time	Activity
8:00 AM 9:00 AM	Breakfast and Networking
9:00 AM 9:45 AM	Impact of Top Tier Spaces How Amenities, Interior Layouts And Property Management Impact Success - Sustainability, tenant demands and layouts
9:45 AM 10:00 AM	Networking Break
10:00 AM 10:45 AM	Student Housing Market Strategies and Insights Latest Developments, Investment Insights And Affordability Analysis - On versus off campus analysis, market comparisons and a development deep dive
10:45 AM 11:15 AM	Closing Networking

Austin Student Housing News & Projects

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