Overcoming Obstacles: How Project Stakeholders Continue to Advance Projects in Tough Times

Project stakeholders at every level are dealing with numerous obstacles to getting new projects off the ground in the current market. These hurdles include, but are not limited to, volatile construction and debt markets, surging interest rates, soaring construction costs, shifting demand for office and housing, and an evolving regulatory and tax environment. While these impediments are no secret to those in the real estate development industry, the real unknown is how to maneuver around these obstacles in order to continue to advance projects during tough times.

 Join us for a timely discussion into how certain project stakeholders are solving these puzzles and continuing to start new projects, even in what some have called the worst real estate market in decades. Our expert panelists include: Dan McCahan, COO of Madison Marquette; Peter Braunohler, Managing Director of Development at Mill Creek Residential; Aileen Chang, Senior Associate at Declaration Partners; Ben Eitan, SVP and REO at Clark Construction; and Ryan Riel, Chief Real Estate Lending Officer at Eagle Bank. The discussion will be guided by Alisa Rosenberg, Managing Director at Republic Properties. Each of our panelists will detail their experience in the DC real estate development industry, and offer actionable strategies for starting projects in today’s challenging market.

 All are welcome to join a panel discussion hosted by ULI Washington's Young Leaders Group Education Committee in an essential conversation among project stakeholders at all levels to forge ahead in today's dynamic environment. Reserve your spot now to gain insights and forge relationships with fellow industry professionals.

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