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Real Estate Market in South Florida to be Examined at Meeting at NSU
Industry leaders to present views on residential and commercial real estate market on April 30
FT. LAUDERDALE-DAVIE, Fla. – Experts will discuss the residential and commercial real estate market in South Florida at Nova Southeastern University (NSU) on April 30 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Titled “Adjusting to the New Normal in Southeast Florida’s Real-Estate Sectors,” the meeting will feature presentations by local leaders in real estate operations, construction, development, financing and regulation.
The event is being presented by the Economics and Finance Association at NSU’s H. Wayne Huizenga School of Business and Entrepreneurship along with the National Association for Business Economics (NABE). The meeting will be held in the Carl DeSantis Building on NSU’s main campus at 3301 College Ave.
Presenters and topics at the meeting include:
Anthony J. Trella, owner and president of The Meranth Corporation, a real estate development and investment management company, and a member of the advisory board for NSU’s Master of Science in real estate development program
Topic: Explanation of the critical concept of a new normal in the real estate market and its implications.
Craig A. Werley, founder and president of Focus Real Estate Advisors
Topic: Outlook for the residential sector
Adam Lotterman, senior analyst for Goodkin Consulting, Inc.
Topic: Outlook for the commercial sector
Harry L. Posin, founder and president of Label & Co. Developments, Inc.
Topic: Panel discussion on residential sector
Skeet Jernigan, president of the Community & Economic Development Council of South Florida
Topic: Amendment 4, a constitutional amendment that would give Florida voters the right to decide whether their local comprehensive land use plan should be changed
Mark A. Peterson, senior vice president/SCM commercial real estate banking in Broward, Palm Beach, and Treasure Coast for Bank of America
Topic: Banking and finance climate
James W. Stine, chief investment officer for Stiles Corporation
Topic: Retail and office markets
Admission to the meeting is $40 for NABE members and $50 for non-members for reservations made by April 28. After April 28, admission will be $45 for NABE members and $55 for non-members. NSU students, faculty and staff can attend free of charge. Seating is limited. RSVPs can be made by contacting David Goldenberg at 561-731-1448 or suntzu3@bellsouth.net. Breakfast and lunch will be included.
Media Contact:
Alan Hancock, NSU Office of Public Affairs
954-262-5385, hancocka@nova.edu