FLORHAM PARK, N.J., Nov. 1, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Attendance continues to build for the inaugural New Jersey Apartment Summit, which will be held this Wednesday 11/2, from 7:30am-4:50pm. The commercial multifamily conference will be held at the Hamilton Park Hotel & Conference Center in Florham Park, NJ. To date, 277 executives from 174 leading commercial multifamily firms in 10 states have made plans to participate.
The conference will bring focus on key themes in multifamily, including: With renewed interest in multifamily, what types of debt capital are available for investment and development?; How will the surge of seniors and Generation X renters impact rental rates in urban and suburban locations?; How will this demand impact vacancy rates of existing product, and what are developers' plans for the next 5-10 years?; What types of incentives and tax credits are available to developers looking to do ground-up construction in New Jersey?; What are the top 5 urban NJ submarkets poised to see new renters--and new development--in the next 5-10 years?; And, what are the top 5 suburban submarkets poised to see new growth?; What are today's renters unique amenity demands (technology, security, etc.) and how are owners of older buildings performing upgrades?; Which unique technologies and amenities will be in demand in the next 5-10 years? How will service providers benefit by working with multifamily investors and developers?; Why is the student housing sector in NJ poised to see new growth in the coming years?; and Who are the new and unique equity partners for investment and development?
All of the region's leading investors, owners, developers, managers, capital sources, brokers and multifamily industry service providers will be on hand for the event. Additionally, anyone who works in multifamily in New Jersey, or the surrounding states, should attend this important industry gathering. National apartment and multifamily industry firms with an interest in New Jersey multifamily should also consider attending.
Attending firms include: Arbor Commercial Mortgage; BlueGate Partners, LLC; CallSource; Capital One; Centerline Capital Group; JP Morgan Chase; Met Life Home Loans; Prudential Mortgage Capital Company and Wells Fargo Advisors,
The conference will bring focus on key themes in multifamily, including: With renewed interest in multifamily, what types of debt capital are available for investment and development?; How will the surge of seniors and Generation X renters impact rental rates in urban and suburban locations?; How will this demand impact vacancy rates of existing product, and what are developers' plans for the next 5-10 years?; What types of incentives and tax credits are available to developers looking to do ground-up construction in New Jersey?; What are the top 5 urban NJ submarkets poised to see new renters--and new development--in the next 5-10 years?; And, what are the top 5 suburban submarkets poised to see new growth?; What are today's renters unique amenity demands (technology, security, etc.) and how are owners of older buildings performing upgrades?; Which unique technologies and amenities will be in demand in the next 5-10 years? How will service providers benefit by working with multifamily investors and developers?; Why is the student housing sector in NJ poised to see new growth in the coming years?; and Who are the new and unique equity partners for investment and development?
All of the region's leading investors, owners, developers, managers, capital sources, brokers and multifamily industry service providers will be on hand for the event. Additionally, anyone who works in multifamily in New Jersey, or the surrounding states, should attend this important industry gathering. National apartment and multifamily industry firms with an interest in New Jersey multifamily should also consider attending.
Attending firms include: Arbor Commercial Mortgage; BlueGate Partners, LLC; CallSource; Capital One; Centerline Capital Group; JP Morgan Chase; Met Life Home Loans; Prudential Mortgage Capital Company and Wells Fargo Advisors,
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