Health Care REIT finds $200M deal, acquires four-MOB portfolio in California for more than $500 PSF.

Capital providers and originators share where the money is coming from, what it's targeting and how they make the deals happen. This session will analyze what borrowers are looking for, the most popular capital structures and the short- and long-term outlook for the capital markets.

Multifamily insiders provide their observations on the overall health of the apartment market as the economic recovery improves. What strategies are they implementing for long-term vitality and how will the sector maintain its vigor? Are there problem spots and, if so, what's the remedy?

From the redevelopment plans in Center City to the new construction taking place in Conshohocken and the surrounding suburbs, the top executives involved in these projects will provide an overview on the progress there and what is planned for the future. These representatives will cover everything from the Navy Yard and the expansions in the “Eds and Meds” space to the hospitality and casino gaming sector. Hear directly from the top players regarding new and ongoing developments and how it will impact the real estate business markets in the city at large.

Whether they remain the way they are, get taken private or get more government backing, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will continue to play a huge role in the future of multifamily finance. Top representatives from both government-sponsored entities will provide an outlook on lending and regulations so you can plan for success in 2015.

Some of the leading brokers operating along the East Coast share the major indicators behind deal trends in their markets. Are buyers and sellers, lenders and borrowers, on the same page? A look at how the brokers behind the transactions work to find a solution that benefits all parties.

Active investors will provide a their take on the markets to watch on the East Coast. Which are hotbeds of activity, and where has interest cooled? What's next in investment, where are smart investors looking and what new opportunities will arise in the year ahead?

A variety of factors are converging to impact multifamily development, which continues at a strong pace. On one hand, rising construction costs, limited land availability and competition for quality sites are keeping the brakes on overbuilding. On the other, the deliveries seem to be concentrated in a handful of locations, not everyone may be able to afford the rents being charged in highly amenitized communities and homeownership—including condos—is making a moderate comeback. Are developers delivering to the full spectrum of the market—from Millennials to Empty Nesters and everyone in between—or focusing on a subset of the rental pool? What are the implications of those decisions, and are there any untapped hot spots? Hear firsthand from the experts on these topics and more development trends up and down the Eastern United States.