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NYC Workplace of the Future

Investing and Developing in the City, Shrinking Offices and Increasing Tenant Demands

Event Ended On: Thursday April 12 2018

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Events Raw Space

345 Hudson Street

Spanning the full block from King to Charlton Streets, 345 Hudson Street is an easy walk to the 1 subway and in close proximity to Hudson Park. With floors of approximately 60,000 SF, the building features a renovated lobby, on-site management and security and 24/7 access. The building includes a who's who of media and communications giants; CBS Radio East, Inc., Penguin Putnam, InDemand and corporate offices and studios for Viacom's Comedy Central, SpikeTV and MTV divisions. Retail tenants include Chase Bank and Starbucks.

Speakers and Panels

Development and Leasing: Keeping the City Market Strong

David Falk

David Falk

President - NY Tri-State, Newmark Knight Frank
Duncan McCuaig

Duncan McCuaig

Executive Vice President, Leasing, Brookfield Properties
Bill Edwards

Bill Edwards

EVP, Core Holdings, Rockefeller Group

Tenant of the Future: Redefining Space & Well-being within the Office Environment

Susan Harrison

Susan Harrison

Director, Enterprise Sales, Serendipity Labs

Workspace Innovation: New Designs & Technology

Andrew Natale

Andrew Natale

COO, Construction, SJP Properties
John O'Connell
Moderator

John O'Connell

Managing Principal, Stanwich Energy Advisors

Venue

345 Hudson Street
New York, NY 10014

Floor: 12th floor

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Breakfast & Networking
8:30 AM
9:10 AM
Workspace Innovation: New Designs & Technology
9:10 AM
9:50 AM
Tenant of the Future: Redefining Space & Well-being within the Office Environment
9:50 AM
10:30 AM
Development and Leasing: Keeping the City Market Strong
10:30 AM
11:00 AM
Post Event Networking

Summary

1) With demand for new office space, how can NYC's aging towers built between 1960s-1970s innovate and compete with the new development market?

2) What have we learned from Millennials and how can we use that to prepare for Gen Z?

3) Is the densification trend over and what factors will cause it to continue or to slow?

4) As tenants opt for short-term leases, what is the office leasing outlook for the next 2, 5 and 10 years?

5) Have open office plans helped or hurt productivity? Are they still in demand?