Last year’s Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments report was clear: The DC Metro Area is facing a housing shortage, needing 320,000 more housing units by 2030 to keep up with growth.
This, of course, was pre-COVID. Now that we’ve settled in, at least a little bit, to our new normal, it’s time to take a look ahead at the single family, multifamily, and senior housing segments in the Montgomery County, Prince George’s County, and DC markets: What impact, if any, has COVID had on current and projected housing demand and product type?
- What’s the right mix of single family, multifamily, and senior housing to meet demand?
- How does the demand vary by jurisdiction?
- Where are investors looking to spend money?
- From a policy perspective, how will the results of the upcoming presidential election move the needle, and in what direction?
Join us at 9:00 AM on Friday, October 9 to hear some of the top minds in real estate during an enlightening and engaging conversation about the past, present, and future of the local housing market.
Speakers
Jeannette Chapman
Director
The Stephen S. Fuller Institute
David Flanagan
President and Principal
Elm Street Communities
Philip Kroskin
Senior VP of Development
Sunrise Senior Living
Jair Lynch
President & CEO
Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners
Kassi Saridakis
Managing Director – Capital Markets
Newmark Knight Frank
Register now: https://www.lerchearly.com/events/housing-update-supply-demand-covid-and-whats-next