Host: eCornell Keynotes
When: Wednesday, December 9th
Time: 11 am – Noon EST
Location: Live Webcast – Register HERE
Event Overview
New York City was hit early and hard by COVID-19. At one point the epicenter of the pandemic in the United States, the city saw its tourism industry, commuter-reliant local businesses, and overall city life temporarily devastated.
But New York is nothing if not resilient. That goes for its people, who have pivoted to new ways of living and working, and it is also true of the city’s real estate sector, which has been forced to adapt to evolving realities. As the changes brought on by the pandemic coincide with the real estate sector’s need to synchronize with technology to address dramatically shifting 21st-century demands, the question now is how — and how successfully — will the New York City real estate ecosystem rebound?
What You’ll Learn
- How NYC mixed-use developments and commercial real estate asset classes will be impacted in both the short and long term
- How technology is being utilized to reimagine real estate
- Options for the future of the urban workplace
- What developers are doing in partnership with government and civic organizations to reorganize and mitigate risk
- How a collaborative approach among industry, academics, and policymakers can benefit NYC planning and development in 2021 and beyond
Speakers
- Deborah Friedland, SHA ’84 & MBA ’88, Managing Director of EisnerAmper Financial Advisory Services and Real Estate Groups
- Kenneth A. Himmel, SHA ’70, President & CEO of Related Urban / Gulf Related
- Michael Samuelian, Founding Director of Urban Tech Hub, Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute, Cornell Tech
- Andrew H. Tisch, SHA ’71, Co-Chairman of the Board for Loews Corporation
- Joanne Angbazo (MPS-RE ’20), Kristen Collins (MRP), Lera Covington (MRP ’20 & MRE ’20) – 1st Place Team Datcher for She Has a Deal (SHaD) Hotel Investment Pitch Competition
