
6th Annual Cleveland Commercial Real Estate Summit
3 Hours of Continuing Education Approved –
SALES PERSON OR BROKER ONLY
Course #Q06000306E 20, Cleveland Commercial Real Estate Summit
Provider: Real Estate Publishing Corporation
















3 Hours of Continuing Education Approved –
SALES PERSON OR BROKER ONLY
Course #Q06000306E 20, Cleveland Commercial Real Estate Summit
Provider: Real Estate Publishing Corporation
Executive Vice President, Business Development
Downtown Cleveland Alliance
9:00 AM Welcome
• Introduction
• Opening Remarks
Attorney
Siegel Jennings Co. L.P.A.
Chief Operating Officer
Stark Enterprises
Senior Managing Director Investments
IPA Midwest-Multifamily
Owner
M. Panzica Development
Principal Broker
Adams Lynch Associates
9:10 AM Apartment Market Update & Forecast: Opportunities & Challenges
• What is the state of the Cleveland multifamily marketplace, from a development, investment and operation standpoint?
• What continues to drive the Apartment Market and where are we trending?
• What does the future look like for the Cleveland area multifamily development and investing?
• How does the Cleveland market compare regionally and nationally?
Senior Vice President, Commercial RE
ERIEBANK
Principal
Cushman & Wakefield, CRESCO Real Estate
Vice President
Anchor Cleveland
President
Duffy+Duffy Cost Segregation Services, Inc.
Senior Vice President
CBRE
10:00 AM Cleveland Market Update: Industrial, Office, Retail, Opportunity Zones, Investment
• Economic and business climates are strong; how are the various sectors of commercial real estate (office, industrial, retail, opportunity zones, investment)?
• What 2020 headlines will impact 2020 activity?
• What headlines will surprise in 2020, and which ones won’t?
Chair of Public Law Practice Group
McDonald Hopkins LLC
Vice President, Design & Development
Harbor Bay Real Estate Advisors
Vice President Fund Management
Omni Senior Living
Partner, Economic Development Practice Group
KJK
Co-Manager
East West Alliance (EWA) Group of Companies
10:50 AM Downtown & Suburban Development—Game Changing Projects
• Where is the biggest potential for growth in Cleveland – What are the Drivers?
• What new Developments have been completed recently, what is currently under construction and what else is in the pipeline?
• What fundamentals contribute to site selection?
• How will projects transform an asset or market area?
Since opening its first office in Cleveland more than 30 years ago, CBRE has grown to become the market leader in all facets of commercial real estate services in Northeast Ohio.
Our commercial real estate professionals act as a gateway to our full platform of CBRE service offerings globally including Advisory & Transaction Services, Asset Services, Capital Markets, Consulting, Valuation, or Project Management.
Cushman & Wakefield | CRESCO Real Estate is Greater Cleveland’s expert in commercial and industrial real estate. We’ve worked with clients for more than two decades to achieve real estate goals for transactions of every size and scope — here in Northeast Ohio, and around the world.
Cost Segregation allows commercial building owners to generate cash flow by accelerating depreciation deductions on their buildings and deferring taxes. An engineering-based Cost Segregation Study is the only method recognized by the IRS to identify Personal Property and Land Improvements contained in a commercial structure.
Fueled by the desire to return to the personalized banking of old, ERIEBANK opened its doors in August 2005 with a sole employee, David Zimmer, an Erie native with then more than 20 years of banking experience. One year later, the first full-service community banking office was open and by September 2007, the bank had grown out of its leased space and built its first freestanding building on Asbury Road, which was designed to feature the community of Erie through the new-concept banking center style that is now found in the majority of ERIEBANK locations.
We are always looking for speakers who represent diverse populations.
Please help us out by volunteering to speak or introduce us to anyone who you think would be a good fit.
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