Buy Your Tickets to the 2010 Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable Now!

We hope you will join us February 2nd for the kick off to the 2010 season.

Speakers at the February 2nd Roundtable:

• Joseph J. Sitt, Chairman and CEO, Thor Equities, will describe the company’s endeavors in Brooklyn and recent developments in Coney Island;
• Fred Harris, VP of Development for Avalon Bay, will speak about the company’s newest project on Flatbush Avenue;
• Regina Myer, President, Brooklyn Bridge Park Development Corporation, will discuss the latest news on Brooklyn Bridge Park; and
• Robert Scaglion of Rose Associates, will explain the management, sales and leasing of buildings in Brooklyn including the Oro, the Brooklyner and 80 Dekalb.

Tickets Now Available for 2010

Buy your tickets for the 2010 Series here or print and complete this form and mail your payment to BHS.

2010 Real Estate Roundtable Committee

David Von Spreckelsen, Toll Brothers, Chairman

Eric Brody, The Brody Group                                       

Christopher Havens, Creative Real Estate Group          

Paula Ingram, Ingram and Hebron                                

Michael Kaye, Douglaston Development

David Kramer, Hudson Companies

Ken Krasnow, Massey Knakal                                      

Jason Muss, Muss Development

William Ross, Halstead Property

Joseph Sitt, Thor Equities

Jed Walentas, Two Trees Management

About the Roundtable

Located in the inspiring 1881 landmarked Brooklyn Historical Society building, the Real Estate Roundtable is a quarterly luncheon series dedicated to examining, analyzing, reviewing and predicting the critical issues in Brooklyn real estate. It's the only event where all of Brooklyn's real estate professionals gather to discuss timely and important issues affecting the industry. Attend the Roundtable and join participants such as Muss Development, Toll Brothers, Thor Equities, Hudson Companies, Brody Group, Forest City Ratner, RAL, Two Trees Management, and Douglaston Development. All Roundtable proceeds benefit the Brooklyn Historical Society.

In 2009, the Roundtable tackled issues such as demographic changes, financing availability, transportation initiatives, hotel economics, crime and economic analysis, all with a Brooklyn focus. Past speakers have offered useful, detailed information about specific projects from owners and developers such as 16 Court Street, Hello Living, Atlantic Yards, 80 Metropolitan or the Clinton Collection, to name a few.

Networking cocktail reception in the BHS Othmer Library begins at 12:00 pm. The luncheon speaking program commences at 12:30 pm.

If you have additional questions, please contact BHS at 718.222.4111 x246.

Thanks to Media Sponsor Brownstoner.com

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