Here's a meeting that I try to attend. Not only do they have interesting topics, good speakers and free food (just bagels and coffee, but it's free), but if you listen carefully, you can get a real good feel for what's happening in the multi-family market in Silicon Valley and the greater Bay Area. It's an interesting mix of brokers, title folk and lenders and there is a lot of "experience" in the room.
Group: Bay Area Apartment Brokers Forum - Established 1986 - (22 Years)
Guest Speaker: Michael Thomas - Principal, Wheelhouse Real Estate Investment Brokerage
Topic: How Technology is Changing Real Estate
Date: Wednesday, October 8, 2008 - 8 AM
Place: First American Title Company, 1737 North First St., San Jose
Breakfast: Continental Breakfast - no charge - First American Title/Exchange
Chairman: Richard Domich - CB Richard Ellis
Vice Chairman: Keith Suddjian - Cornish & Carey
Membership: Kari Noomen - Washington Mutual
Sponsor: Mary Kay Kennedy - First American Exchange
Sponsor: Joe Campi - First American Title
Sponsor: Paul Monaco - First American Title
Note: All present will have an opportunity to present their listings, buyer requirements, as well as their analysis of current events and market trends that directly effect the multi-housing (apartment) industry in Silicon Valley and greater Bay Area.
Adjournment: 9:30 AM
Nov. 12, 2008 Ken Orvick - Apartment Management Issues 2008
Dec. 10, 2008 Robert Meyer - Tenant-In-Common Update - Proposed NAR Exemption
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