Luxury Commercial Real Estate Summit 2026
Join us in New York on Wednesday, September 16, 2026
The world's premier luxury commercial real estate conference for professionals in real estate, design, development, brokerage and beyond
A production of Luxury Roundtable and Herrick, supported by Luxury Marketer
Why attend The luxury commercial real estate business is undergoing a significant shift defined by a flight to quality, soaring demand for experiential spaces and the integration of strict environmental, social and governance standards. Are you prepared for both the opportunities and the challenges? In a way, the sector mirrors the K-shaped nature of the larger economy with a highly bifurcated market.
This daylong event in New York on Wednesday, September 16 will create valuable networking opportunities for delegates and also deliver on-point insights and analysis from speakers who are stalwarts in the business. This is the only event in the business dedicated to the luxury end of the commercial real estate industry.
Speakers Some of the biggest players in the luxury commercial real estate world will speak and network at the event including leaders at Soloviev Group, Toll Brothers, Extell Development Company, GGP, Cushman & Wakefield, Rabina Properties, McKinsey, Herrick, Pembrooke & Ives, RXR, Sterling Equities, Minnesota Vikings Football, Viceroy Hotels & Residences, Aspen Skiing Company, P1 Motor Club, JF Capital Advisors, Odyssey Retail Advisors, Charney Companies, Vanbarton Group, FXCollaborative, Brooklyn Heights Advisory Group/Belmont Village, Alchemy Properties, Haddad Brands and Jeffrey Beers International.
Topics A range of keynotes, fireside chats and panels will cover the state of commercial luxury real estate, commercial real estate’s luxury playbook, future of commercial development and the growing opportunities in mixed-use destinations such as stadiums, arenas and entertainment districts.
Other sessions will focus on what high-net-worth travelers expect from hospitality, navigating landmarks, luxury and growth in New York, anatomy of super-high-end developments, luxury retail as a destination, state of luxury condos and the changing face of the office.
Trends Here's what you'll hear in more detail from the key players in the luxury commercial real estate sector that makes this event a must-attend:
Flight to quality: Premium Grade A office spaces and top-tier retail corridors continue to see strong leasing demand from HNW and UHNW individuals, institutional investors, Fortune 500 companies, and global luxury brands and groups such as LVMH, Kering, Richemont, Chanel, Hermès, Prada, Giorgio Armani, Puig and Swatch Group. On the other hand, older or poorly located properties face obsolescence.
Experiential and mixed-use spaces: High-end retail real estate is pivoting toward experiential models and placemaking. Properties are incorporating physical and digital integration, luxury dining and lifestyle centers to drive foot traffic.
ESG and smart tech: Energy-efficient, sustainably certified – LEED or green-building certified – and highly digitized properties are asking top dollar. Buyers and corporate tenants are demanding automated systems, predictive AI for operations and smart building technology.
Capital and lending pressures: While capital markets are showing signs of improvement, operators are navigating challenges related to loan maturities and stricter underwriting standards.
Please scroll below for the agenda of the summit
Pre-Event Cocktail Reception on Tuesday, September 15 Herrick and Luxury Roundtable will host an elegant cocktail party on the 27th Floor of 2 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016 with spectacular wrap-around views of New York, including some of the nation's most iconic commercial real estate.
Sponsorship queries Please contact [email protected] for the lunch keynote and other sponsorships
A production of Luxury Roundtable and Herrick, supported by Luxury Marketer
Why attend The luxury commercial real estate business is undergoing a significant shift defined by a flight to quality, soaring demand for experiential spaces and the integration of strict environmental, social and governance standards. Are you prepared for both the opportunities and the challenges? In a way, the sector mirrors the K-shaped nature of the larger economy with a highly bifurcated market.
This daylong event in New York on Wednesday, September 16 will create valuable networking opportunities for delegates and also deliver on-point insights and analysis from speakers who are stalwarts in the business. This is the only event in the business dedicated to the luxury end of the commercial real estate industry.
Speakers Some of the biggest players in the luxury commercial real estate world will speak and network at the event including leaders at Soloviev Group, Toll Brothers, Extell Development Company, GGP, Cushman & Wakefield, Rabina Properties, McKinsey, Herrick, Pembrooke & Ives, RXR, Sterling Equities, Minnesota Vikings Football, Viceroy Hotels & Residences, Aspen Skiing Company, P1 Motor Club, JF Capital Advisors, Odyssey Retail Advisors, Charney Companies, Vanbarton Group, FXCollaborative, Brooklyn Heights Advisory Group/Belmont Village, Alchemy Properties, Haddad Brands and Jeffrey Beers International.
Topics A range of keynotes, fireside chats and panels will cover the state of commercial luxury real estate, commercial real estate’s luxury playbook, future of commercial development and the growing opportunities in mixed-use destinations such as stadiums, arenas and entertainment districts.
Other sessions will focus on what high-net-worth travelers expect from hospitality, navigating landmarks, luxury and growth in New York, anatomy of super-high-end developments, luxury retail as a destination, state of luxury condos and the changing face of the office.
Trends Here's what you'll hear in more detail from the key players in the luxury commercial real estate sector that makes this event a must-attend:
Flight to quality: Premium Grade A office spaces and top-tier retail corridors continue to see strong leasing demand from HNW and UHNW individuals, institutional investors, Fortune 500 companies, and global luxury brands and groups such as LVMH, Kering, Richemont, Chanel, Hermès, Prada, Giorgio Armani, Puig and Swatch Group. On the other hand, older or poorly located properties face obsolescence.
Experiential and mixed-use spaces: High-end retail real estate is pivoting toward experiential models and placemaking. Properties are incorporating physical and digital integration, luxury dining and lifestyle centers to drive foot traffic.
ESG and smart tech: Energy-efficient, sustainably certified – LEED or green-building certified – and highly digitized properties are asking top dollar. Buyers and corporate tenants are demanding automated systems, predictive AI for operations and smart building technology.
Capital and lending pressures: While capital markets are showing signs of improvement, operators are navigating challenges related to loan maturities and stricter underwriting standards.
Please scroll below for the agenda of the summit
Pre-Event Cocktail Reception on Tuesday, September 15 Herrick and Luxury Roundtable will host an elegant cocktail party on the 27th Floor of 2 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016 with spectacular wrap-around views of New York, including some of the nation's most iconic commercial real estate.
Sponsorship queries Please contact [email protected] for the lunch keynote and other sponsorships
Location
2 Park Avenue, Ground Floor Conference Center, New York, NY 10016
(entrance on 33rd Street)
(entrance on 33rd Street)
Date & Time
Wednesday, September 16, 2026 from 8:00 AM to 5:15 PM
Don't miss out!
Register by September 14, 2026 . We look forward to seeing you in New York for the luxury world's premier commercial real estate summit!
Schedule
| 8:00 am
Breakfast and Registration
Tank up on nourishment, coffee and water for a day of extensive learning and networking. Get a jump on the day by networking early with fellow delegates and speakers.
| 8:15 am
Welcome Address
Identifying the potential opportunities and challenges in the luxury commercial real estate market and what it means for all stakeholders in the ecosystem.
Mickey ALAM KHAN, CEO, Luxury Roundtable and Luxury Marketer
Belinda G. Schwartz, executive chair, co-chair, real estate department and partner, Herrick
Barbaros M. Karaahmet, partner and chief operating officer, Herrick
Mickey ALAM KHAN, CEO, Luxury Roundtable and Luxury Marketer
Belinda G. Schwartz, executive chair, co-chair, real estate department and partner, Herrick
Barbaros M. Karaahmet, partner and chief operating officer, Herrick
| 8:30 am
State of Luxury Commercial Real Estate
KEYNOTE
What’s now, new and next in luxury commercial real estate from a customer, sector, AI, technology and regulatory standpoint – and what it means for stakeholders in the ecosystem
Alex Wolkomir, partner, McKinsey & Company
What’s now, new and next in luxury commercial real estate from a customer, sector, AI, technology and regulatory standpoint – and what it means for stakeholders in the ecosystem
Alex Wolkomir, partner, McKinsey & Company
| 9:15 am
Commercial Real Estate’s Dynamic Luxury Playbook
PANEL
What are the new rules of the game and protocols for commercial real estate’s luxury playbook, especially in New York – the country’s most dynamic market for office space, retail, entertainment, hospitality and mixed-use? What are investors looking for in luxury commercial real estate opportunities?
Michael Guerin, executive vice president – leasing, Macerich
Alan Silver, vice president – land acquisition, Toll Brothers City Living
Dereck Hough, CEO, Pembrooke & Ives
Bruce Mosler, chairman – global brokerage, Cushman & Wakefield
In Conversation with Jonathan A. Adelsberg, partner and co-chair, real estate department, and chair, leasing, Herrick
What are the new rules of the game and protocols for commercial real estate’s luxury playbook, especially in New York – the country’s most dynamic market for office space, retail, entertainment, hospitality and mixed-use? What are investors looking for in luxury commercial real estate opportunities?
Michael Guerin, executive vice president – leasing, Macerich
Alan Silver, vice president – land acquisition, Toll Brothers City Living
Dereck Hough, CEO, Pembrooke & Ives
Bruce Mosler, chairman – global brokerage, Cushman & Wakefield
In Conversation with Jonathan A. Adelsberg, partner and co-chair, real estate department, and chair, leasing, Herrick
| 10:00 am
Future of Luxury Commercial Development
FIRESIDE CHAT
What is the state of high-end commercial development including office towers and mixed-use developments as well as use of materials, sustainability, and concept design, development, marketing, management and leasing? What’s on the minds of corporate tenants?
Michael J. Hershman, CEO, Soloviev Group
In Conversation with Mickey ALAM KHAN, CEO, Luxury Roundtable and Luxury Marketer
What is the state of high-end commercial development including office towers and mixed-use developments as well as use of materials, sustainability, and concept design, development, marketing, management and leasing? What’s on the minds of corporate tenants?
Michael J. Hershman, CEO, Soloviev Group
In Conversation with Mickey ALAM KHAN, CEO, Luxury Roundtable and Luxury Marketer
| 10:25 am
Sponsored Networking Break
Mingle and network with fellow delegates and speakers, grab a coffee, stretch your legs.
| 10:45 am
Rise of Mixed-Use Destinations: Stadiums, Arenas and Entertainment Districts
PANEL
Stadiums, arenas and entertainment districts have evolved far beyond their traditional roles as event venues. Today, they serve as powerful catalysts for economic development, placemaking and long-term value creation, anchoring dynamic mixed-use destinations that blend sports, entertainment, hospitality, retail, residential and office components into thriving 24/7 environments. This panel will explore how developers, owners, investors and public-private stakeholders are reimagining large-scale sports and entertainment assets as integrated real estate ecosystems. Panelists will examine the strategies driving some of the most ambitious projects across North America, including site selection, financing structures, infrastructure challenges, community engagement and the growing importance of experiential offerings in creating year-round destinations.
Thad Sheely, managing director, KKR Solutions
Don Becker, executive vice president of real estate development and strategic projects, Minnesota Vikings Football
Eric Schwartz, president of Tresser Properties, and founding partner, P1 Motor Club
Rebecca D’Eloia, executive vice president – development, RXR
Gregory P. Nero, executive vice president and general counsel, Sterling Equities
In Conversation with Irwin A. Kishner, partner and co-chair, corporate department and co-chair, sports law group, Herrick
Stadiums, arenas and entertainment districts have evolved far beyond their traditional roles as event venues. Today, they serve as powerful catalysts for economic development, placemaking and long-term value creation, anchoring dynamic mixed-use destinations that blend sports, entertainment, hospitality, retail, residential and office components into thriving 24/7 environments. This panel will explore how developers, owners, investors and public-private stakeholders are reimagining large-scale sports and entertainment assets as integrated real estate ecosystems. Panelists will examine the strategies driving some of the most ambitious projects across North America, including site selection, financing structures, infrastructure challenges, community engagement and the growing importance of experiential offerings in creating year-round destinations.
Thad Sheely, managing director, KKR Solutions
Don Becker, executive vice president of real estate development and strategic projects, Minnesota Vikings Football
Eric Schwartz, president of Tresser Properties, and founding partner, P1 Motor Club
Rebecca D’Eloia, executive vice president – development, RXR
Gregory P. Nero, executive vice president and general counsel, Sterling Equities
In Conversation with Irwin A. Kishner, partner and co-chair, corporate department and co-chair, sports law group, Herrick
| 11:45 am
What High-Net-Worth Travelers Expect from Hospitality
PANEL
Luxury hospitality is evolving to meet the expectations of increasingly discerning travelers who seek personalized experiences, wellness-focused amenities, exceptional design and seamless service. As technology transforms the guest journey and wellness becomes a core component of luxury travel, hospitality brands are redefining what it means to deliver a truly premium experience. This panel will explore the trends shaping the future of luxury hospitality in New York City and other leading global destinations. Panelists will discuss how hotels, resorts and branded residential concepts are leveraging personalization, longevity and wellness programming, elevated food and beverage experiences, and AI-enabled service platforms to enhance the guest experience. The conversation will also examine the growing importance of privacy, security and design in attracting high-net-worth travelers, and how hospitality operators are creating environments that foster community, connection and lasting brand loyalty.
Larry Korman, CEO, AKA Hotels + Hotel Residences
Mark Keiser, president – development, Viceroy Hotels & Residences
Patrick Tierney, vice president and associate general counsel, Aspen Skiing Company
Jonathan Falik, CEO, JF Capital Advisors
In Conversation with Yariv Ben-Ari, partner and co-chair of real estate hospitality, Herrick
Luxury hospitality is evolving to meet the expectations of increasingly discerning travelers who seek personalized experiences, wellness-focused amenities, exceptional design and seamless service. As technology transforms the guest journey and wellness becomes a core component of luxury travel, hospitality brands are redefining what it means to deliver a truly premium experience. This panel will explore the trends shaping the future of luxury hospitality in New York City and other leading global destinations. Panelists will discuss how hotels, resorts and branded residential concepts are leveraging personalization, longevity and wellness programming, elevated food and beverage experiences, and AI-enabled service platforms to enhance the guest experience. The conversation will also examine the growing importance of privacy, security and design in attracting high-net-worth travelers, and how hospitality operators are creating environments that foster community, connection and lasting brand loyalty.
Larry Korman, CEO, AKA Hotels + Hotel Residences
Mark Keiser, president – development, Viceroy Hotels & Residences
Patrick Tierney, vice president and associate general counsel, Aspen Skiing Company
Jonathan Falik, CEO, JF Capital Advisors
In Conversation with Yariv Ben-Ari, partner and co-chair of real estate hospitality, Herrick
| 12:30 pm
Sponsored Networking Lunch
Break for lunch, network with fellow delegates and speakers, stretch your legs, catch up on emails and texts.
| 1:15 pm
Landmarks, Luxury and Growth: Navigating Development in New York City
MARKET SPOTLIGHT
New York City's most successful developments increasingly require a careful balance between preservation and progress. As demand grows for world-class commercial, hospitality, retail and mixed-use projects, developers, architects and city stakeholders must navigate a complex landscape of landmarked properties, evolving zoning regulations, community priorities and sustainability goals. The challenge is no longer simply what can be built, but how to create exceptional destinations while respecting the city's architectural heritage and urban fabric. This panel will explore how conservation, adaptive reuse and thoughtful development are shaping the next generation of luxury projects across New York City. Panelists will discuss the opportunities and challenges of transforming historic buildings and underutilized sites into high-value destinations, role of design in preserving neighborhood character and the strategies required to secure approvals and build consensus among public and private stakeholders.
Rosie Tilley, head of development, Charney Companies
Joey Chilelli, partner, Vanbarton Group
Dan Kaplan, senior partner, FXCollaborative
Kenneth S. Horn, founder/president, Alchemy Properties
In Conversation with Mitch Korbey, partner and chair, land use and zoning group, Herrick
New York City's most successful developments increasingly require a careful balance between preservation and progress. As demand grows for world-class commercial, hospitality, retail and mixed-use projects, developers, architects and city stakeholders must navigate a complex landscape of landmarked properties, evolving zoning regulations, community priorities and sustainability goals. The challenge is no longer simply what can be built, but how to create exceptional destinations while respecting the city's architectural heritage and urban fabric. This panel will explore how conservation, adaptive reuse and thoughtful development are shaping the next generation of luxury projects across New York City. Panelists will discuss the opportunities and challenges of transforming historic buildings and underutilized sites into high-value destinations, role of design in preserving neighborhood character and the strategies required to secure approvals and build consensus among public and private stakeholders.
Rosie Tilley, head of development, Charney Companies
Joey Chilelli, partner, Vanbarton Group
Dan Kaplan, senior partner, FXCollaborative
Kenneth S. Horn, founder/president, Alchemy Properties
In Conversation with Mitch Korbey, partner and chair, land use and zoning group, Herrick
| 2:00 pm
Anatomy of Super-High-End Developments
FIRESIDE CHAT
An indepth look at New York’s 520 Fifth Avenue. Also, how design, amenities and green features define a new state-of-the-art luxury tower that combines offices and condos. Plus, trends in residential, office, retail, and industrial real estate that will require attention.
Mickey Rabina, founder and chairman, Rabina Properties
In Conversation with Belinda G. Schwartz, executive chair, co-chair, real estate department and partner, Herrick
An indepth look at New York’s 520 Fifth Avenue. Also, how design, amenities and green features define a new state-of-the-art luxury tower that combines offices and condos. Plus, trends in residential, office, retail, and industrial real estate that will require attention.
Mickey Rabina, founder and chairman, Rabina Properties
In Conversation with Belinda G. Schwartz, executive chair, co-chair, real estate department and partner, Herrick
| 2:30 pm
Sponsored Networking Break
Mingle and network with fellow delegates and speakers, grab a coffee, stretch your legs.
| 3:00 pm
Retail as Destination: Creating Experiences That Drive Luxury Value
PANEL
Luxury retail is undergoing a profound transformation as consumers increasingly seek experiences, connection and discovery alongside traditional shopping. Luxury retail stores are evolving from transactional environments into entertainment, hospitality and wellness destinations, designed to create meaningful engagement and win customer loyalty. This panel will explore how experiential retail is reshaping the luxury landscape, from flagship stores and lifestyle centers to destination retail concepts and how cross-industry collaboration contributes to innovation and problem-solving. Panelists will also discuss the strategies implemented by retail owners and retailers to create lasting value for both.
Janet Hsueh-Turner, vice president of real estate, Kering
Anne Greenberger, founder, Brooklyn Heights Advisory Group/Belmont Village
Jonathan Kramer, chief operating officer, GGP
Richard J. Johnson, principal, Odyssey Retail Advisors
Milton Springut, partner, Herrick
In Conversation with Ruth Levy, counsel, Herrick
Luxury retail is undergoing a profound transformation as consumers increasingly seek experiences, connection and discovery alongside traditional shopping. Luxury retail stores are evolving from transactional environments into entertainment, hospitality and wellness destinations, designed to create meaningful engagement and win customer loyalty. This panel will explore how experiential retail is reshaping the luxury landscape, from flagship stores and lifestyle centers to destination retail concepts and how cross-industry collaboration contributes to innovation and problem-solving. Panelists will also discuss the strategies implemented by retail owners and retailers to create lasting value for both.
Janet Hsueh-Turner, vice president of real estate, Kering
Anne Greenberger, founder, Brooklyn Heights Advisory Group/Belmont Village
Jonathan Kramer, chief operating officer, GGP
Richard J. Johnson, principal, Odyssey Retail Advisors
Milton Springut, partner, Herrick
In Conversation with Ruth Levy, counsel, Herrick
| 3:45 pm
State of Luxury Condominiums: Opportunities and Challenges
PANEL
New York City's luxury condominium market continues to evolve as buyers' expectations shift beyond prime locations and premium finishes. Today's most successful developments are distinguished by exceptional design, curated amenities, hospitality-driven service and compelling brand identity, creating residences that deliver both lifestyle and long-term value. This panel will explore the forces shaping the next generation of luxury condominium development, from project conception and design to marketing, sales and resident experience. Panelists will discuss how developers are responding to changing buyer preferences, differentiating projects in an increasingly competitive market, and creating residential offerings that resonate with a global luxury clientele.
Elysa Goldman, senior vice president – development and property management, Extell Development Company
Samantha Sax, managing director and fractional chief marketing officer and former CMO, Pontiac Land Group and 53 West 53
In Conversation with Phil Tucker, partner and co-chair, condominium and cooperative practice, Herrick
New York City's luxury condominium market continues to evolve as buyers' expectations shift beyond prime locations and premium finishes. Today's most successful developments are distinguished by exceptional design, curated amenities, hospitality-driven service and compelling brand identity, creating residences that deliver both lifestyle and long-term value. This panel will explore the forces shaping the next generation of luxury condominium development, from project conception and design to marketing, sales and resident experience. Panelists will discuss how developers are responding to changing buyer preferences, differentiating projects in an increasingly competitive market, and creating residential offerings that resonate with a global luxury clientele.
Elysa Goldman, senior vice president – development and property management, Extell Development Company
Samantha Sax, managing director and fractional chief marketing officer and former CMO, Pontiac Land Group and 53 West 53
In Conversation with Phil Tucker, partner and co-chair, condominium and cooperative practice, Herrick
| 4:30 pm
Changing Face of the Office: What's Working, What's Not
PANEL
As businesses mandate a return to office full time, they’re bringing home-creature comforts to the office. For those working from home, they’re incorporating office-grade infrastructure and tech in their workspaces. How are residences influencing office design and use, and vice versa? How are offices are becoming recruiting tools for younger generations?
Tim Rooney, partner, Jeffrey Beers International
Franco Rauseo, director of business development, Haddad Brands, and global director of real estate, Hadson Realty
Albert Sultan, executive vice president – capital markets, KSR
In Conversation with Mickey ALAM KHAN, CEO, Luxury Roundtable and Luxury Marketer
As businesses mandate a return to office full time, they’re bringing home-creature comforts to the office. For those working from home, they’re incorporating office-grade infrastructure and tech in their workspaces. How are residences influencing office design and use, and vice versa? How are offices are becoming recruiting tools for younger generations?
Tim Rooney, partner, Jeffrey Beers International
Franco Rauseo, director of business development, Haddad Brands, and global director of real estate, Hadson Realty
Albert Sultan, executive vice president – capital markets, KSR
In Conversation with Mickey ALAM KHAN, CEO, Luxury Roundtable and Luxury Marketer
| 5:15 pm
Closing Remarks: The Road Ahead
What delegates must do next in the 30-, 60- and 90-day context.
Belinda G. Schwartz, executive chair, co-chair, real estate department and partner, Herrick
Barbaros M. Karaahmet, partner and chief operating officer, Herrick
Mickey ALAM KHAN, CEO, Luxury Roundtable and Luxury Marketer
Belinda G. Schwartz, executive chair, co-chair, real estate department and partner, Herrick
Barbaros M. Karaahmet, partner and chief operating officer, Herrick
Mickey ALAM KHAN, CEO, Luxury Roundtable and Luxury Marketer
Speakers
Our speakers are topnotch experts in luxury and the higher-end of the commercial and residential luxury real estate market
Jonathan A. ADELSBERG
partner and co-chair, real estate department, and chair, leasing
Herrick
Herrick
Jonathan A. Adelsberg is partner and co-chair of the real estate department and chair of leasing at Herrick. He has been recognized for his skills and excellence in the field by Legal 500 and Thomson Reuters' Super Lawyers.
Mickey ALAM KHAN
CEO
Luxury ROUNDTABLE
Luxury ROUNDTABLE
Mickey ALAM KHAN is CEO of Luxury Roundtable, the world's leading producer of networking-oriented luxury summits for luxury professionals. He is also CEO of Luxury Marketer, a leading provider of luxury intelligence, analysis and news. Previously, he was president of Luxury Portfolio International, the leading global network for luxury real estate brokerages.
Belinda G. SCHWARTZ
executive chair, co-chair, real estate department and partner
Herrick
Herrick
Belinda G. Schwartz is executive chair, co-chair of the real estate department and partner at Herrick. She mentors 65-plus attorneys and urban planners – 23 of which are women – and is one of the only women nationwide to lead a major commercial real estate practice.
Barbaros M. KARAAHMET
Chief operating officer and Partner
Herrick
Herrick
Barbaros M. Karaahmet is partner and chief operating officer of Herrick. He was previously founding partner of KLG.
Alex WOLKOMIR
PARTNER
McKINSEY & COMPANY
McKINSEY & COMPANY
Alex Wolkomir is partner at McKinsey & Company, leading the firm's work in using digital, analytics and design to improve the real estate sector globally. He was previously teaching assistant and researcher at Stanford University's d.school and product and innovation strategist at the International Rescue Committee.
Yariv BEN-ARI
partner and co-chair of real estate hospitality
Herrick
Herrick
Yariv Ben-Ari is partner and co-chair of real estate hospitality at Herrick. He was previously partner at Akerman LLP.
Michael J. HERSHMAN
CEO
Soloviev Group
Soloviev Group
Michael J. Hershman is CEO of Soloviev Group. He is also founder/president of The Fairfax Group and group CEO of the International Centre for Sport Security.
Don BECKER
executive vice president of real estate development and strategic projects
Minnesota Vikings Football
Minnesota Vikings Football
Don Becker is executive vice president of real estate development and strategic projects at Minnesota Vikings Football. He is also principal of Garden Communities.
Eric SCHWARTZ
president
Tresser Properties
founding partner
P1 Motor Club
Tresser Properties
founding partner
P1 Motor Club
Eric Schwartz is president of Tresser Properties. He is also founding partner of P1 Motor Club.
Irwin KISHNER
partner and co-chair, corporate department and co-chair, sports law group
Herrick
Herrick
Irwin A. Kishner is partner and co-chair of the corporate department and co-chair of the sports law group at Herrick. He has handled numerous mergers and acquisitions, both hostile and friendly, on behalf of acquirers, targets and investment banks.
Dereck HOUGH
CEO
Pembrooke & IVES
Pembrooke & IVES
Dereck Hough is CEO of Pembrooke & Ives. He is also owner of Healy LLC. He was previously managing partner at Parkway Development.
Alan SILVER
vice president – land acquisition
Toll Brothers City Living
Toll Brothers City Living
Alan Silver is vice president for land acquisition at Toll Brothers City Living. He was previously managing director for residential investments at Penzance.
Rebecca D’ELOIA
executive vice president – development
RXR
RXR
Rebecca D’Eloia is executive vice president of development at RXR. She was previously senior vice president of development at
Forest City Ratner Companies.
Forest City Ratner Companies.
Gregory P. NERO
executive vice president and general counsel
Sterling Equities
Sterling Equities
Gregory P. Nero is executive vice president and general counsel at Sterling Equities. He is also a board member of SNY (New York Mets). Early in his career, he was associate at Kirkland Ellis.
Mark KEISER
president – development
Viceroy Hotels & Residences
Viceroy Hotels & Residences
Mark Keiser is president of development, Viceroy Hotels & Residences. He was previously president and chief development officer of EOS Hospitality.
Patrick TIERNEY
vice president and associate general counsel
Aspen Skiing Company
Aspen Skiing Company
Patrick Tierney is vice president and associate general counsel at Aspen Skiing Company. He was previously corporate counsel at Oracle.
Rosie TILLEY
head of development
Charney Companies
Charney Companies
Rosie Tilley is head of development at Charney Companies. She was previously vice president at LendLease.
Joey CHILELLI
partner
Vanbarton Group
Vanbarton Group
Joey Chilelli is partner at Vanbarton Group. He was previously senior associate at East River Partners.
Dan KAPLAN
senior partner
FXCollaborative
FXCollaborative
Daniel Kaplan is senior partner at FXCollaborative. He was previously senior partner at FXFowle Architects.
Mitch KORBEY
partner and chair, land use and zoning group
Herrick
Herrick
Mitchell Korbey is partner and chair for the land use and zoning group at Herrick. He was previously commissioner of the
New York City Board of Standards & Appeals.
New York City Board of Standards & Appeals.
Ruth LEVY
counsel
Herrick
Herrick
Ruth Levy is counsel at Herrick. She was previously senior real estate counsel at Kering Americas.
Anne GREENBERGER
founder
Brooklyn Heights Advisory Group/Belmont Village
Brooklyn Heights Advisory Group/Belmont Village
Anne Greenberger is founder of Brooklyn Heights Advisory Group/Belmont Village. She was previously senior managing director for real estate at
Teach For America.
Teach For America.
Jonathan KRAMER
chief operating officer
GGP
GGP
Jonathan Kramer is chief operating officer of GGP. He was previously president of retail at Brookfield Properties.
Richard J. JOHNSON
principal
Odyssey Retail Advisors
Odyssey Retail Advisors
Richard J. Johnson is cofounder and principal at Odyssey Retail Advisors. He was previously principal of Johnson Retail RE Consulting and, before that. head of real estate for the Americas at
Kering.
Kering.
Mickey RABINA
Founder and CHAIRMAN
RABINA
RABINA
Mickey Rabina is founder and chairman of Rabina Properties. He led Rabina in the acquisition and development of more than 25 million square feet of residential, office, retail and industrial real estate.
Kenneth S. HORN
founder/president
Alchemy Properties
Alchemy Properties
Kenneth S. Horn is founder and president of Alchemy Properties. He has personally supervised more than $7 billion in real estate sales, his most notable acquisition to date is the condominium conversion of the tower floors of the Woolworth Building.
Elysa GOLDMAN
senior vice president – development and property management
Extell Development Company
Extell Development Company
Elysa Goldman is senior vice president for development and property management at Extell Development Company. She was previously assistant vice president for development and acquisitions at
Sentinal Real Estate Corp.
Sentinal Real Estate Corp.
Bruce MOSLER
chairman–global brokerage
Cushman & Wakefield
Cushman & Wakefield
Bruce Mosler is chairman of global brokerage at Cushman & Wakefield, where he has spent almost 30 years. He also runs the firm's military and veterans programs.
Samantha SAX
Managing director and Fractional chief marketing officer
Samantha Sax is managing director and fractional chief marketing officer, partnering with real estate and hospitality developers, family offices, luxury brands and consumer businesses on growth, brand and commercial strategy. Previously, she served as chief marketing officer of Pontiac Land Group.
Phil TUCKER
partner and co-chair for the condominium and cooperative practice
Herrick
Herrick
Phillip Tucker is partner and co-chair for the condominium and cooperative practice at Herrick. He was previously associate in real estate department at
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel.
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel.
Franco RAUSEO
director – business development
Haddad Brands
global director – real estate
Hadson Realty
Haddad Brands
global director – real estate
Hadson Realty
Franco Rauseo is director of business development at Haddad Brands and global director of real estate at Hadson Realty. He is also president/CEO of Sorora Land Development.
Tim ROONEY
Partner
Jeffrey Beers International
Jeffrey Beers International
Tim Rooney is partner at Jeffrey Beers International. He was previously an architect at Metzger Metzger Associates.
Milton SPRINGUT
Partner
Herrick
Herrick
Milton Springut is partner at Herrick, specializing in patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret, anti-counterfeiting, privacy, cybersecurity and licensing transactions. He was previously partner at Moses & Singer.
Michael GUERIN
Executive vice president of leasing
Macerich
Macerich
Michael Guerin is executive vice president of leasing at Macerich, in charge of the West region. Prior to joining Macerich, Mr. Guerin spent several years in the financial services industry, holding positions as a financial consultant for Smith Barney and as an international portfolio accountant for The Boston Company.
Jonathan FALIK
CEO
JF Capital Advisors
JF Capital Advisors
Jonathan Falik is CEO of JF Capital Advisors. He was previously senior managing director and head of hospitality capital markets at BGC Partners/Newmark Grubb Knight Frank.
Larry KORMAN
CEO
AKA Hotels + Hotel Residences
AKA Hotels + Hotel Residences
Larry Korman is CEO of AKA Hotels + Hotel Residences. He is also co-CEO of Korman Communities.
Albert SULTAN
executive vice president-CApital Markets
KSR
KSR
Albert Sultan is executive vice president of capital markets at KSR, a full-service commercial real estate firm based in New York specializing in leasing and sales, and tenant and landlord representation. He advises on the sale and recapitalization of New York assets across office, mixed-use and development opportunities.
Thad SHEELY
Managing Director
KKR Solutions
KKR Solutions
Thad Sheely is managing director at KKR Solutions. He was previously operating partner at Arctos.
Jonathan FALIK
CEO
JF Capital Advisors
JF Capital Advisors
Jonathan Falik is CEO of JF Capital Advisors. He was previously senior managing director and head of hospitality capital markets at BGC Partners/Newmark Grubb Knight Frank.
Larry KORMAN
CEO
AKA Hotels + Hotel Residences
AKA Hotels + Hotel Residences
Larry Korman is CEO of AKA Hotels + Hotel Residences. He is also co-CEO of Korman Communities.