Twin Cities Multifamily

OUR COMMITMENT TO YOUR SAFETY:

We have experienced the enthusiasm of returning to live in-person events this year, having safely and successfully hosted more than 20,000 executives to date. While we are thrilled to convene together to propel growth within CRE, COVID-19 remains a worldwide concern and Bisnow is committed to practicing safe protocols at our events. You can expect the following:

• In accordance with CDC guidelines, we are recommending that all participants wear a mask, regardless of vaccination status. Masks will be made available at the door.
• Temperature checks will be conducted at entry.
• Attendance at the event will be capped.
• Contact tracing procedures will be employed for any reported exposure.
• Socially distanced seating will be available in the main event space.
• Enhanced sanitization protocols will be adhered to throughout the event space including regularly disinfecting surfaces throughout the event and hand sanitizer provided to all attendees.

As local regulations and guidance evolve, the CRE industry continues to lead the way forward. We look forward to gathering safely to do what we do best: network, connect, and engage to do more business. We look forward to hosting you soon.

Why This Matters

What You’ll Learn

The pandemic’s initial impact on the multifamily market caused a sudden split between expensive urban neighborhoods and quiet suburban areas. As work-from-home trends evolved and renters looked to move out of costly and cramped spaces, crowded downtowns faced a drain in occupancy. In the year of the nation’s most expensive rental housing market, the fallout drove the vacancy rates up to a historical high across the country, yet Minneapolis found a way to survive. 

• The Q3 Matrix report conveyed that the high percentage of Millennials in Minneapolis, along with the attractiveness and relative affordability of the rental market, have helped Minneapolis recover and thrive. What tenant amenities and adaptive design features should be considered to sustain Millennial demand?

• According to the Minnesota Housing Commission, Minneapolis received roughly $375 million in federal housing assistance funds from the COVID-19 stimulus package enacted in December and expects an estimated $200 million more to help those struggling to pay rents and mortgages. How will the American Rescue Plan allocate money to facilitate rent recovery and influence future growth? 

• Minnesota is set to gain 1.1 million new residents between 2018 and 2070, according to Minnesota State Demographic Center projections. What neighborhoods are developers anticipating building up to meet the incoming growth demands? 

How you'll do more business: Social justice movements, health crises, climate change, and a new administration inspired changes in both where and how we live. Learn how equitable housing initiatives, covid recovery plans, and generational market shifts will reimagine Minneapolis multifamily and rebuild a stronger future.

Who attends: Investors, owners, developers, lenders, brokers, planners, tenants, contractors, architects, property managers and advisers.

Why should you 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.

For questions, recommendations, comments, or press inquiries please email our Event Producer, Jane.Jenkins@bisnow.com.