Year after year, the Marcus & Millichap Multifamily Forum: Mid Atlantic brings together multifamily developers, investors, owners and operators active in DC, Northern Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Eastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey to create a marketplace for learning, discovery, networking and deal making. The sessions address the major issues affecting the apartment industry today, and the networking opportunities allow multi-housing principals to meet, talk and source deals and investment capital.
Join this year’s conference in a reimagined ONLINE format designed specifically to recreate the in-person networking event experience through a special platform that combines content sessions with real time networking. Spanning five days from March 22 to March 26, the conference has been organized in brief, easy-to-consume portions to minimize disruption to your work and personal life.
Reasons to Attend:
Find out what top multifamily owners, managers, developers and investors are thinking
Get the latest information on equity and debt financing for multifamily properties
Learn how the new administration and vaccine rollout are affecting the multifamily industry
Discover the current thinking regarding distressed buying opportunities
Explore how multifamily value-add rehab strategies have changed
Identify new technology that is now suddenly more useful and relevant
Meet future capital and operating partners for your next multifamily deal
Connect directly one-on-one or in small groups before and after each panel discussion
Register today for the early bird rate of $49
Use promo code MM
Speakers & Featured Participants
Ari Abramson
SVP – Acquisitions CRC Development
Michael Belka
Chief Operating Officer Harbor Group International
Randolph Taylor, CCIM, is a Chicago multifamily investment sales broker with over 25 years of experience advising apartment owners on valuations, marketing strategy, and dispositions across the Chicago metro area.
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