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Forward-thinking apartment owners and operators are forever trying to anticipate how the U.S. economy will look down the road.
That’s because having some feel into where economic conditions may be headed is critical to crafting sound short- and long-term strategies.
Attendees of the upcoming J Turner Research Summit (Dec. 9-11 at the Four Seasons Resort in Scottsdale, Ariz.) will be able to access top-notch, cutting-edge insight into the future state of the U.S. economy by attending “The Economy in 4.3.2.1 … The Future Impact on Multifamily” session, scheduled for 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 10.
The session features Brad Dillman, chief economist at Atlanta-based Cortland, maybe you’ve heard of the firm and its recent $1.2B acquisition of PURE Multi-Family REIT.
Dillman will delve into, among other topics, how changes in federal regulations and interest rates could impact the apartment industry in the immediate future and for years to come such as rent control. The session also will examine how capital market trends that will drive business decisions for multifamily owners and operators.
He is perfectly suited to execute this important session. He supplies in-depth economic research, analysis and forecasts to enhance executive and investment decision-making at Cortland, which has experienced explosive growth in recent years and is known throughout the industry for its innovation.
Dillman thoroughly tracks industry, economic and capital market trends, and his expertise is leveraged during presentations to investors, key stakeholders and industry audiences. To further showcase his expertise, he has authored numerous works on the economy and has helped Cortland become a leading voice on the economic outlook of apartment housing.
We are honored to have Brad share his insights and expertise at the J Turner Summit.
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