Presented by Real Estate Institute at Stony Brook University
Friday May 12th 8:00 – 11:45 at the Hilton Garden Inn, Stony Brook
1.25 CM Requested
Register at: www.reisb.org
The Long Island market is not changing in a uniform way. Class A rents are increasing while Class B and C rents are decreasing. New supply is planned to capture the higher Class A rents, but what does this mean for the lower end buildings? How should zoning, local infrastructure planning, and housing policy evolve to meet this need? Take this opportunity to learn from an appraiser, a banker, a commercial real estate broker, and an affordable housing expert.
APA New York Metro Chapter Long Island Section 