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Twin Cities Multifamily Boom

Hottest Neighborhoods, Major Developments, Inclusionary Zoning, And More

Event Ended On: Thursday November 14 2019

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Speakers and Panels

Jacob Frey
Keynote

Jacob Frey

Mayor, Minneapolis

Neighborhoods To Watch

Saint Anthony Falls, Hopkins, And Arbor Lakes Are All On The Rise

Drew Johnson

Drew Johnson

VP, Development, Oppidan

The Height Of Luxury

What Does Our Younger Generation Want From Their Homes

Brent Rogers

Brent Rogers

Founder, Saturday Properties
David Higgins

David Higgins

VP, Development, McGough

Venue

Radisson Blu Minneapolis Downtown
35 South Seventh Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402

Ballroom: Scandinavian Ballroom-3rd floor


Parking Information:

Radisson Blu/PwC Plaza Ramp Rates (Ramp is located directly beneath the hotel- just follow the signs to the hotel elevator; lobby & meeting space are accessible via elevator): Early Bird (Enter 5am – 8am & Exit by 5:30pm) $11.00
Valet: $45

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Coffee, Breakfast, & Networking!
8:30 AM
8:50 AM
Affordable Housing With Mayor Frey
8:50 AM
9:35 AM
Neighborhoods To Watch
Saint Anthony Falls, Hopkins, And Arbor Lakes Are All On The Rise
9:35 AM
10:20 AM
The Height of Luxury
What's New in Multifamily Construction and Design Trends
10:20 AM
10:40 AM
More Networking!

Summary

  1. Minneapolis can boast the country's second highest occupancy rate behind only NYC. What is driving such a booming multifamily market?
  2. Between October of 2018 and October 2019 Minneapolis gained approximately 10,000 jobs. What about Minneapolis is attracting companies and how can the CRE industry capitalize on this period of economic growth?
  3. Of the 10,000 new jobs the largest demographic moving to Minneapolis is millenials. What are the major differences between what millenials want from their homes compared to older generations?
  4. With development slowing down and occupancy rates at an all time high, rents are going up. Will the younger generation start to look to up and coming neighborhoods for some rent relief?
  5. With construction costs continuing to skyrocket, how are developers changing how they finance projects?

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