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ULI SF - Capital Markets 2010 Part II: Asset Advisory
| Hotel Nikko, 222 Mason St., Monterey Room, San Francisco, 94102 | |
| Thu, Mar 11th, 2010 / 4:30 pm-6:00 pm | |
| Capital Markets 2010 Part II: Asset Advisory, Receivership and Workout Strategies Emerging in the Downturn Please join us for an in-depth discussion on the current-and-near-future of how troubled properties are trickling out of lenders’ hands, and the type of advisory work and opportunity-buying they present. With a panel of experts engaged in actual receivership and advisory work, plus bank-advisors and consultants active in the space, the discussion will illuminate opportunities for developers, investors, investment managers, and real estate consultants as properties make their way to re-marketing, turnaround, REO or outright sale. How are these trickle-out property deals being handled? What banks are on the ‘watch’ list? What sales and valuation trends are forming? How might real estate people position themselves to participate in this brave new world and its aftermath? Panelists: Matt Anderson, partner, Foresight Analytics, has tracked over $800 billion in troubled commercial real estate loans nationally, with some interesting break-out data on California banks and their holdings. www.foresightanalytics.com Curtis Chinn, senior vice president – special assets division head, East West Bank and formerly chief credit officer at Central Pacific Bank has significant experience in workout/problem loan issues. www.eastwestbank.com Steve Duffy, managing director, Moss Adams Capital, has worked across several down-cycles in the real estate industry, assisting firms including many today dealing with troubled properties and loan workouts. www.mossadams.com Jerry Hunt, managing partner, Quattro Real Estate Advisors, a diversified asset advisor, receiver and turnaround specialist, was named receiver on one of the West Coast’s largest properties to go into default, the $750M Sunnyvale Town Center. www.quattrorealtygroup.com Tony Theophilos, partner, Starr Finley, has a career spanning the law, development, corporate-management and also receiverships including most recently the 250 Montgomery building in San Francisco among other Bay Area properties. www.starrfinley.com Moderator: Ron Heckmann, principal, Heckmann Communications Agenda: 4:00-4:30pm Registration 4:30-6:00pm Panel Discussion 6:00-7:00 Reception Cost $65 Members / $105 Non-Members $35 Public Members / $65 Public Non-Members $50 YLG Members / $85 YLG Non-Members $20 Student Members / $35 Student Non-Member *$15 for Unemployed ULI Members To register, please login here or call Customer Service at 800-321-5011. |
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