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East Bay Multifamily Conference

Tackling The Housing Crisis And Overcoming Obstacles Impacting Multifamily Development in Oakland, Berkeley, Emeryville, Alameda, San Leandro And Surrounding Cities

Event Ended On: Wednesday June 7 2023

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Speakers and Panels

Investment & Development Outlook

Getting Deals Done, Weighing Investor Confidence, Land Use Planning, Approvals And Entitlements

Sean Murphy

Sean Murphy

Partner, Pacific Development
Eric Harrison

Eric Harrison

SVP Development, Signature Development Group
Jeremy Harris

Jeremy Harris

Director, Development, oWow

Addressing The Need For Affordable Housing

Solving For The Housing Crisis By Bringing In More Resources And Making Low Income A High Priority

Andrea Osgood

Andrea Osgood

Chief of Real Estate Development, Eden Housing
Denice Wint

Denice Wint

VP, Real Estate Development, EAH Housing
Emily Weinstein

Emily Weinstein

Interim Director of Housing & Community Development, City of Oakland

Developing, Designing And Operating In A Competitive Market

Attracting And Retaining Residents While Unlocking The Housing Production Puzzle in Oakland, Berkeley and Surrounding Cities

Michael Thomas

Michael Thomas

Director of Operations, Panoramic Interests
Mark Loper
Moderator

Mark Loper

Partner, Reuben, Junius & Rose

why you won't want to miss this multifamily conference

What You’ll Learn From East Bay Commercial Real Estate Leaders:

  • What is the current supply and demand for multifamily in Alameda County and Contra Costa County? 
  • Where is affordable housing being built, and how can it be dispersed throughout Oakland, Berkeley, Emeryville, Alameda, San Leandro and surrounding cities? 
  • Are we seeing an increase in conversion projects compared to ground-up in the East Bay? 
  • How are developers addressing economic volatility, such as inflation and increased cost of living? 
  • How are multifamily owners and developers adapting as resident and tenant demands change throughout the region? Which of these changes is going to remain strong in the future?
  • What new amenities are tenants asking for? Are they prioritizing one amenity over another?

 

How You’ll Do More Business From Attending This Event: With heightened activity in the East Bay multifamily market, join industry leaders as they discuss best practices for investing, owning, and developing affordable and market-rate housing in Oakland, Berkeley, Emeryville, Alameda, San Leandro and surrounding cities. Gain critical insights into new technology, designs, innovations to understand how new investment and financing trends are changing the multifamily world in Alameda County and Contra Costa County.

 

Projects To Be Discussed During The Session:
These are some key projects in the area that our panelists will be discussing. Read more about these developments by clicking on the links below.

Blake | Griggs Properties - The Waymark

Grosvenor - 1951 Shattuck: Under Construction, Opening in April, 2024

Grosvenor - 2600 Telegraph: In construction documents with plans to start construction Fall 2023 or Spring 2024

Riaz Capital - Artthaus Mandela 

Riaz Capital - Artthaus Six

Signature Development Group Brooklyn Basin Parcel G: Opening Late 2023

Signature Development Group Monogram at Kissel: Opened 2022

Signature Development Group Denizen: Opened 2020

EAH Housing - Estrella Vista, Christie Ave, Pimentel Place, Mission Paradise, 500 Lake Park, Nevin Plaza Rehab

oWow - 316 12th Street (27 units over 2 stories of commercial, 5 stories) - mass-timber structure completed and leasing up.

oWow - 1510 Webster (236 units, 19 stories) Tallest Mass Plywood Panel building in the world - under construction now.

oWow - 3403 Piedmont Ave (93 units, 8 stories) - Mass Plywood Panel building - Target construction start August 2023.

oWow - 960 Howard Street (113 units over 3 stories of commercial, 13 stories) - mass timber structure over concrete podium - Target construction start December 2023.

oWow - 1523 Harrison Street (384 units, 25 stories) - Tallest Mass Plywood Panel Building to build higher than 1510 Webster above - Target construction start March 2024.

Lowney Architecture - 500 Lake Park, Oakland: Permitting 

Lowney Architecture - The Phoenix, Oakland: Entitlement 

Lowney Architecture - 2015 Blake Street, Berkeley: Entitlement

Lowney Architecture - 1445 Harrison Housing, Oakland: Entitlement 

Lowney Architecture - St. Paul’s Terrace, Berkeley: Design Development

Lowney Architecture - Depot Community Apartments, Hayward: Construction Administration, July 2023 Est. Completion

Lowney Architecture - 1313 Galindo, Rick Judd Commons, Concord: Construction Administration, 10% complete 

Lowney Architecture - Mayfair Station, El Cerrito: Completed 2022

Lowney Architecture - Loro Landing, San Leandro: Completed 2022

Lowney Architecture - The Intersection, Emeryville: Completed 2021 

Lowney Architecture - Electric Lofts, Oakland: Completed 2021

HKIT Architects - Nevin Plaza, Richmond

HKIT Architects - Foon Lok West at Brooklyn Basin, Oakland

HKIT Architects - Paseo Estero & Vista Estero at Brooklyn Basin, Oakland

HKIT Architects - Monarch Homes, Oakland

HKIT Architects - Grayson Street, Berkeley

HKIT Architects - Jordan Court, Berkeley

 

Who You'll Network With: Owners, Developers, Investors, Architects, Construction, Designers, Brokers, Lawyers, Financial Institutions & Government Officials.

 

Why You Should Attend This Summit: 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, Samantha D'Angelo at samantha.dangelo@bisnow.com.

Venue

Oakstop
2323 Broadway
Oakland CA 94612

Ballroom: Event Hall & Atrium

 

Please note that there at 2 Oakstop's on Broadway.


Parking Information:

Alexan Webster Garage
2330 Webster Street
Oakland, CA 94612

Rates: Early Bird: $15, Daily: $36

Bart: 3 blocks from the 19th St BART station, 10 min walk.

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Agenda

Time Activity
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
Breakfast, Coffee And Networking
9:00 AM
9:45 AM
Investment & Development Outlook
Getting Deals Done, Weighing Investor Confidence, Land Use Planning, Approvals And Entitlements
9:45 AM
10:00 AM
Quick Break
10:00 AM
10:45 AM
Addressing The Need For Affordable Housing
Solving For The Housing Crisis By Bringing In More Resources And Making Low Income A High Priority
10:45 AM
11:30 AM
Developing, Designing And Operating In A Competitive Market
Attracting And Retaining Residents While Unlocking The Housing Production Puzzle in Oakland, Berkeley and Surrounding Cities
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
More Networking!