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6th Annual Real
Estate Development Trends for the Treasure Coast Conference
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
8:00a.m. - 2:45p.m.
Palm
Beach County Convention Center
650 Okeechobee Boulevard
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
$5 Self Parking/$10 Valet |
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What a
difference a year can make! Today’s challenging
Treasure Coast real estate market provides new
opportunities in some sectors and great challenges
in others. Hear the latest forecasts and trends;
learn about new planning initiatives and private
sector innovation. What are governmental leaders
really doing with our tax dollars – or lack thereof?
Leading real estate CEO’s explain their strategies
and why; and the leaders of four well-known research
institutes talk economic development.
If you live, work or plan to do so in the Treasure
Coast, don’t miss this conference. |
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AIA Continuing Education
Credits - 5.5 hr.
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| 8:00am |
Registration & Continental Breakfast |
8:30am
Welcoming Remarks |
Debbie Orshefsky,
Chair, ULI Southeast FL/Caribbean & Principal Shareholder,
Greenberg Traurig
Rick Gonzalez, AIA,
Program
Chair, ULI SE FL/Caribbean & President, REG
Architects, Inc. |
8:40am
Market Overview: Boom or Bust |
Residential:
Bradley Hunter,
Director of
So. FL Division, Metrostudy & Co-Vice Chair,
Treasure Coast Committee, ULI SE
FL/Caribbean
Office/Retail/Industrial:
Gregg Logan,
Managing Director, Robert Charles Lesser &
Co., LLC
Well-known market analysts set the stage
with trend reports for various market
segments, focusing on what we can expect to
see in 2008. |
9:15am
What’s Hot: Leading Projects and Trends in
the Treasure Coast |
Marcela Camblor,
Urban Design
Coordinator, Treasure Coast Regional
Planning Council
Learn about the new direction outstanding
Treasure Coast projects are taking and what
changes you should consider for both infill
and greenfield development.
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9:50am
Private Sector Innovation |
Moderator:
Ken Tuma,
Managing
Partner, Urban Design Studio
Cito Beguiristain,
First Vice
President, Auburn Development
Bradley Currie,
Principal,
Land Design South
Frank Navarro,
Co-founder,
Navarro Lowrey
Nathaniel Roberts,
General
Manager, Callery Judge Grove
Workforce housing, green office buildings,
new community design concepts, innovative
infill, and how large land owners are
reacting? Hear the latest from recognized
practitioners. |
11:05am
Economic Growth or Merely Economic Survival
for Local Governments |
Moderator:
James Anaston-Karas,
Planning Team
Manager, MSCW
Dennis Beach,
City Manager, City of Fort Pierce
Kim Briesmeister,
CRA Executive
Director, City of West Palm Beach
Jason Nunemaker,
City Manager,
City of Fellsmere
Jeff Oris,
Community Development Director, Martin
County
Jeff Perlman,
Former Mayor, City of Delray Beach &
Director, Delray Beach Institute
Regional
governmental leaders discuss what issues
such as growth management changes, property
tax cuts, etc. really mean and how their
jurisdictions will implement them. What
effect will they have on the Treasure Coast
real estate market? |
12:05pm
Lunch & Conversation with Leading Treasure
Coast CEO’s |
John Csapo,
Chief
Development Officer, Kolter Communities
James P. “Butch” Terpening,
CEO, Culpepper and Terpening, Inc.
Join in a
lively conversation with two leading
Treasure Coast real estate leaders about how
they are turning market challenges into
market opportunities and why. What do they
think lies ahead and what are they doing
about it? |
1:45pm
Breaking Ground: The New Research Coast
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Moderator:
James Murley,
Center for Urban & Environmental Solutions
at FAU
Harry W. Orf, Ph.D.,
Vice
President, Scientific Operations, Scripps
Florida, Jupiter
Richard A. Houghten, Ph.D.,
President,
Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular
Studies, Port St. Lucie
Edwin R. Massey, Ph.D, Pres.,
Indian River
Community College, Counter Terrorism
Institute, Ft. Pierce
Gerri McPherson,
Florida
Atlantic University VP for Treasure Coast
Campus, Harbor Branch Oceanographic
Institute, Fort Pierce
Shirley Pomponi, Ph.D.,
CEO, Harbor
Branch Oceanographic Institution
New and expanding world-class research
facilities are now operating in the Treasure
Coast at critical mass. What does this mean
for future economic dev. and what can we
expect to change? |
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2:45pm |
Adjourn |
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Registration Information: |
ULI Member $130
Non Member $150 |
Public Official or Agency
$130
Student Full (full time) $50 |
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*Note
registration fees increase by $10 on day of event.
Registration
Deadline: Friday,
October 5, 2007
***To
register after the deadline, please call
954-783-9504***
Options:
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To Register by Phone 1-800-321-5011
Reference Event #8135-0803
To Register by Fax or Mail
Click Here to Download Registration Form - pdf
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Other Info on Registration:
-Email Confirmations will be sent following your
registration.
-If you will be bringing your payment to the door,
please keep in mind you may have to wait in line.
-If payment has not been received prior to the
registration deadline date, a credit card guarantee
will be required on-site. No credit card charges
will be processed if payment is received within 7-10
days after the meeting date.
-It is not recommended you mail a check once we are
close (two weeks out) to the meeting date. To ensure
advance registration, please be sure to call in your
registration and bring your check with you to the
meeting. Payment is required before meeting entry.
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