Boston's elite commercial real estate professionals will share their views on the state of the market and will provide an outlook for the remainder of 2015 and beyond. What are the major economic drivers in addition to the strong education base, biotech and life sciences sectors? What are the trends and more importantly, the challenges facing the greater Boston market? With decades of experience in the business, hear directly from these industry leaders as they deliver the significant information needed to succeed.

Investor demand and the availability of capital are among the strongest components of the Boston real estate market. Boston continues to attract significant financers, but what are their investment strategies and how are other methods, like crowdfunding, being utilized? When will the historically low interest rates increase? The diverse workforce is causing the population to increase making Boston one of the most active cities for investment and development, discover how to capitalize.

70% of OSHA violations involve the Hazard Communication Standard, which has recently been revised. Health and Safety expert Brian Maitland, ASP, CSP, CET discusses liabilities, key changes and dates to be aware of to ensure ongoing compliance.

FORT WORTH--Trademark Property Co. has announced three new additions to the list of tenants slated to open at its WestBend mixed-use development in Fort Worth. The businesses, all new to the Fort Worth market, include HG Sply Co., a restaurant and bar; Pax & Parker, a men's and women's clothing retailer; and Woodhouse Day Spa.

PHOENIX—Velocity Retail Group, LLC was recently awarded the retail leasing assignment for High Street located within the Desert Ridge master planned community in northeast Phoenix at the Loop 101 and 56th Street.

LAS VEGAS–Retail's net lease real estate sector has become one of the hottest investor preferences in the industry. One of its leading firms and founder, Stan Johnson (booth S241), speaks with us.

San Francisco leads the office market, with more CBD office space under construction than any other city in North America. Tech firms are driving demand, with significant relocations and expansions in Mid-Market, South of Market, the Financial District and beyond. Is the Bay Area ready for 3.5 million square feet of current office construction expected to deliver this year? Join leading owners, developers, brokers and end users as they discuss the current office environment, assess its sustainability and offer bold forecasts for 2016.

With continual job growth sustaining some of the highest rental rates in the country, technology workers with healthy salaries continue to demand top-tier multifamily assets in key, urban locations. Developers are bringing new, high-end properties online while simultaneously repositioning Class C assets to meet this demand. Investors are bullish on San Francisco, undeterred by high prices and among the lowest cap rates in the nation. The most active multifamily market participants will assess the state of this hot property type, determining whether such bold expectations are truly warranted.