Real estate symposium examines issue of struggling commercial properties
The Rutgers Center for Real Estate, in collaboration with Sills, Cummis & Gross, P.C., hosted the Distressed Commercial Real Estate (CRE) Symposium, “YOUR MIXED-USE REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT IS IN DISTRESS. NOW WHAT?” to a standing room only crowd on Feb. 7.
Held at the New Jersey Law Center in New Brunswick, developers, lenders, investors, Commercial Real Estate (CRE) professionals, and community leaders were treated to an analysis of a fictional distressed CRE case study by titans in the commercial real estate space.
Real estate professionals, students, and community leaders arriving at the symposium, which was held in New Brunswick.
Panelists analyzed a case study detailing a fictional distressed commercial real estate property.
Tammy Jones, chief executive officer, of Basis Investment argues a point.
Susan Mello, executive vice president & group head of Capital Markets, at Walker & Dunlop, speaks with students after the case study.
“The panel's unscripted dissection of our case study elicited a steady stream of insightful take-ways for our attendees, whether they were students, recent graduates just starting out in their careers, or seasoned industry professionals" said Ted Zangari, co-creator of the case study and facilitator of the event. "It was only fitting for the Rutgers Center of Real Estate to convene such a necessary deep-dive discussion of the challenges and opportunities of distressed real estate ahead of the emerging down-cycle.”
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