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Fort Worth State of the Market

Urban Development, Capital Markets, Emerging Markets, & Fort Worth's Red Hot Industrial Market

Event Ended On: Tuesday August 20 2019

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Speakers and Panels

Keynote Discussion With Mayor Betsy Price

Betsy Price
Keynote

Betsy Price

Mayor, City of Fort Worth

The State of the Fort Worth Market

Major Developments, Trends, And Economic Forecast

Lisa Stephens

Lisa Stephens

Owner and President, Saigebrook Development
JD Granger
Panther Island

JD Granger

Executive Director, Trinity River Vision Authority
Craig Cavileer
Stockyards

Craig Cavileer

EVP, Majestic Realty, Managing Partner, Stockyards/Drover
Paul Hendershot

Paul Hendershot

Director, Analytics, CoStar
Will Dyer
Moderator

Will Dyer

CIO, Bay Mountain Capital

Fort Worth's Red Hot Industrial & Logistics Market

Seth Koschak

Seth Koschak

Executive M.D. & Partner, Industrial Capital Markets, Stream Realty Partners
Tony Creme

Tony Creme

SVP, Hillwood Properties

Venue

The Fort Worth Club
306 West Seventh Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102

Ballroom: Horizon Ballroom, 12th Floor


Parking Information:

Parking Garage: $3 (under 3 hours), $7 (over 3 hours)

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Agenda

Time Activity
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
Coffee, Networking, & Breakfast
9:00 AM
9:20 AM
Keynote Discussion With Mayor Betsy Price
9:20 AM
10:05 AM
Fort Worth's Red Hot Industrial Market
10:05 AM
10:50 AM
The State Of The Market
Major Developments, Trends, And Economic Forecast
10:50 AM
11:00 AM
More Networking!

Summary

1) Fort Worth already has the structure and amenities in place to become a first-class Central Business District, so what’s the next step in driving urban development downtown? 

2) How has Fort Worth recovered from the departure of XTO? And what’s the city’s plan for attracting new businesses and retaining companies already situated within city limits?

3)  What is Fort Worth doing to develop the live, work and play atmosphere preferred by the next generation’s workforce? 

4) Relocating companies are focused on local colleges, universities and public schools to ensure the existence of well-trained talent. What initiatives are underway to develop next generation talent in Fort Worth?

5) As a destination, Fort Worth is currently known for its conventions, stockyards and tourists. How does the chamber and city intend to leverage these existing assets to foster future development? 

6) Industrial activity and demand for land in and around Fort Worth is booming. Will this faucet of opportunity keep dripping in Tarrant County — if so, for how long? 

7) With cap rates compressed, Fort Worth's industrial market is becoming a target for major national players. Will the city’s industrial market remain strong through 2019?  What factors are spurring or inhibiting growth?