Bisnow Multifamily Annual Conference NorCal
Hotel Nikko
Event Has Ended
Speakers to be Announced
Speakers
Noah Hochman
Co-CIO & Head of Capital Markets
TruAmerica Multifamily
JJ Abraham
President
The Abraham Companies
Donald Falk
CEO
Tenderloin Neighborhood Development
Jaja Jackson
Director, Global Multifamily Housing Partnerships
Airbnb
Jon Dishotsky
CEO
Starcity
Larry Florin
CEO
Burbank Housing
V. Fei Tsen
President
Windflower Properties
Jesse Gundersheim
Director of Market Analytics, San Francisco Bay Area
CoStar
Patrick Kennedy
Owner
Panoramic Interests
Alex Kolovyansky
Director of Investment Sales
Vanguard Properties
Sankarshan Murthy
Co-Founder & CEO
Bumblebee Spaces
Bill Strang
President - Operations
TOTO USA
Rob Zirkle
Founder & CEO
brick.
Jose Belman
CEO & President
Capital Homes Investments
Brendan Dunnigan
SVP
HKS
Anthony Cataldo
COO
Lowney Architecture
Smitha Seshadri
EVP
BRIDGE Housing
Wally Naylor
Project Executive
Pankow
Jason Kamen
Director – Real Estate & Partnerships
WhyHotel
Arthur Chang
Senior Director of Expansion
Sonder
John Paul Peterson
Director
Hanover Financial, LLC
Tom Pflueger
Studio Director
MBH Architects
Alexander Pugh
Partner
Lubin Olson
Paul Niewiadomski
Partner
Lubin Olson
Todd Lansing
Co-founder
Creo Landscape Architects
MORE SPEAKERS TO BE ANNOUNCED
Agenda
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Registration, Breakfast, Coffee & Networking
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Presented By:
Speed Dealmaking: Sponsored by Caesarstone
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New Approaches To Building and Design: Insight Into Modular/Pre Fab Apartments
• Anthony Cataldo, COO, Lowney Architecture
• Brendan Dunnigan, SVP, HKS
• Fei Tsen, Founder & Managing Partner, Windflower Properties
• Patrick Kennedy, Owner, Panoramic Investments
• Wally Naylor, Project Executive, Pankow
• Moderator: Todd Lansing, Creo Landscape Architects -
Affordable Housing, Costa-Hawkins Revisions and Reaching The Middle Class
• Smitha Seshadri, SVP Development Bridge Housing
• Larry Florin, CEO, Burbank Housing
• Donald Falk, CEO, Tenderloin Neighborhood Development
• Jose Belman, Founder and Principal, Belman Investment Group
• Danny Haber, Founder, oWow
• Moderator: Arielle Harris, Partner, Downey Brand -
Presentation Featuring CoStar
Remarks from Jesse Gundersheim, Market Economist, CoStar
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Coffee & Networking
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Capital Markets: Access To Capital, Deal Flow, And More
• Noah Hochman, Senior Managing Director Capital Markets, TruAmerica
• Brian Murphy, Managing Director of Multifamily, Civic
• Alex Kolovyansky, Director of Investment Sales, Vanguard
• John Paul Peterson, Director, Hanover Financial
• Moderator: Alex Pugh, Partner, Lubin Olson -
Lunch
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The Future Of Living: Shared Spaces, Co-Living, Amenities
• Sankarshan Murthy, CEO and Co- Founder,Bumblebee Spaces
• Jaja Jackson, Director of Global Multifamily Partnerships, Airbnb
• Jason Kamen, Director – Real Estate & Partnerships, WhyHotel
• Rob Zirkle, Founder & Principal, Brick
• Jon Dishotsky, CEO, Starcity
• Bill Strang, President Operations, TOTO
• Moderator: Paul Niewiadomski, Partner, Lubin Olson & Niewiadomski -
Northern California Development Opportunities, Where, Why, How?
• JJ Abraham, Division President, California, Lennar Multifamily Communities
• Eric Tao, Managing Executive Principal, AGI Avant
• Bruce Dorfman, Principal, Trammell Crow Residential
• Arthur Chang, Senior Director of Expansion, Sonder
• Moderator: Tom Pflueger, Senior Associate, MBH Architects -
Special Reception
Bisnow Multifamily Annual Conference NorCal
Multifamily development is dominating San Francisco and the bay area in a big way. It is no secret rents are very high in SF and so is the demand for more buildings. However, demographics in renters are changing across the country. There are not as many married couples with children, millennials are living with their parents for longer, and people are choosing to rent longer rather than buy a home. Owners and developers must adapt to the evolving expectations of the current pool of renters. According to the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC), there is a need for 4.6 million new apartments by 2030 in order to keep up with the current demand.
In San Francisco in particular, affordable housing is also an incredibly large issue plaguing the city. With construction costs rising about 5% a year, it is no wonder affordable housing and moderately prices homes are few and far between. In 2017, the city had only 1,210 affordable homes for 85,000 households in need, creating a huge imbalance in the city.
Bisnow is hosting our BMAC Northern California event to dive into these parallels in the local multifamily market and discuss whats on the horizon. Come join us in November to hear from top multifamily executives, discover new advancements, learn about new technologies, and hear more about these topics to network with the biggest influencers in multifamily real estate. As always, Bisnow provides an abundance of opportunities for networking and deal-making in a fast-paced (almost) never boring, real 9-5 day (not like your current job). We look forward to seeing you there!
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Sponsors
WHY SPONSOR
Bisnow events are known for facilitating deal-making with lots of networking opportunities. Whether you are an owner, developer, manager, broker, lender, supplier, or consultant, your company is a crucial part of the national and Northern California Multifamily market. Bisnow offers many opportunities for you to build good will and raise your company’s profile in this ever-changing industry. You’ll connect with existing and potential customers, partners, distributors, investors and vendors, and have the opportunity to showcase your products and services in front of a large and relevant audience.
Venue & Travel
Hotel Nikko
222 Mason St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
Ballroom: Nikko Ballroom, 3rd Floor
Parking Information:
Parking information:
Valet*Based on Availability
$15 for the first hour, $5 for each additional 1/2 hr. ($50+ tax Max)
Self-Parking Options: *Pricing Subject to Change
Downtown Center Garage - 325 Mason Street:
$8 per hour ($35 Max)
Ellis-O'Farrell Garage - 123 O'Farrell Street:
$2.50 per hour
Parking Place/Handlery - 260 O'Farrell Street:
$15.00 Early Bird Rate
Ampco Parking/Hilton - 210 Ellis Street:
$13.00 Early Bird Rate
Lodging:
For guest rooms at group rate, please click the following link:
Bisnow November 2018