January 2020 saw record levels of investment in the real estate and construction industries, with a bright outlook for the rest of the year. Then came the COVID-19 crisis and, as with many sectors, the industry took a hit, essentially losing two years of GDP gains across the U.S. Now, over a year later, projects and development plans across the Greater Philadelphia region, and the potential to leverage federal stimulus dollars, provide a bright outlook for a post-pandemic future.
Join this exclusive conversation with regional developers and construction industry leaders to gain insight into the future of the construction and real estate market and learn how our region can use these opportunities to ensure equity in a recovering economy.Executive Forum offers an exclusive look into the interesting and relevant social, economic, and political trends happening in Greater Philadelphia and impacting Chamber members.
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Senior Director of Research and Analysis, Greater Philadelphia, CBRE
Ian Anderson brings 20 years of commercial real estate and capital markets experience to his role. Ian is responsible for generating market insight and intelligence, ensuring clients receive the most thorough, timely and strategic research, guiding decision making and identifying risks and opportunities. He also serves as a CBRE spokesperson on the commercial real estate environment.
Principal, Meyer Design, Inc.
Senior Director, Development, National Real Estate Advisors
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