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David Timmerman, Senior Vice President of Asset Management at DMG Investments discusses student living at Auden Albany on ESPN Albany.

Madison Foxx of Auden Upstate discusses student living, property management and trends in student housing on Fox Sports Spartanburg.

David Timmerman, Senior Vice President of Asset Management at DMG Investments discusses student living at Auden Upstate on Fox Sports Spartanburg.

Christian O'Lone, Vice President of Asset Management at DMG Investments discusses student housing at Auden Upstate on Fox Sports Spartanburg.

This is Panorama at DMG Investments where we discuss developments, opportunities and insights into the real estate market and global economy. Episode 2 is hosted by Richard Lorenzen of Fifth Avenue Brands with guest speaker Ariel Hai, SVP of Finance and Acquisitions at DMG Investments.

This is Panorama at DMG Investments where we discuss developments, opportunities and insights into the real estate market and global economy. Episode 3 is hosted by Richard Lorenzen of Fifth Avenue Brands with guest speaker Christina Yannello, Social Media Manager at DMG Investments.

This is Panorama at DMG Investments where we discuss developments, opportunities and insights into the real estate market and global economy. Episode 4 is hosted by Richard Lorenzen of Fifth Avenue Brands with guest speaker Jeffrey Amengual, COO at DMG Investments.

David Timmerman, Senior Vice President of Asset Management at DMG Investments discusses student living at Auden Upstate on Fox Sports Spartanburg.

Madison Foxx of Auden Upstate discusses student living, property management and trends in student housing on Fox Sports Spartanburg.

PART 2: How the Housing Sector Has Been Impacted by the Economic Slowdown and How Entrepreneurs are Leading Their Companies Through an Unexpected Year • What’s the impact from COVID-19 to the housing sector in NY and NJ? • How has your brokerage been reacting to the economic slowdown? • What has your firm done to stand out from your peers and be unique? • What can we still learn from the traditional brokerage style and adapt to the current market? • How have buyers' focus shifted since the COVID-19? Location, pricing, expectations, or general behaviors? • Q&A Moderator: Cathy Hobbs, Owner / Head Designer, Cathy Hobbs Design Recipes Panelists: Taryn Byron, President & Broker, CJ Dalton Michael J Romer, Managing Partner, Romer Debbas Billy Procida, President & CEO, Procida Funding Jules Borbely, COO, Oxford Property Group

This is Panorama at DMG Investments where we discuss developments, opportunities and insights into the real estate market and global economy. Episode 1 is hosted by Richard Lorenzen of Fifth Avenue Brands with guest speaker Joseph Manzo, VP of Construction at DMG Investments.

PART 1: Modular Construction Real World Adaption and Investment Direction Panelists Jon Stouffer, President, Praxis Modular Gloria Westgate, Chief Bus-Devel/Officer, Praxis Modular John McMullen, Marketing Director, Modular Building Institute John Buongiorno, Director of Modular Division, Axis Construction Corp Gunter Geiger, CEO, EIR Healthcare Dean Robateau, SVP, McKissack & McKissack

Jeffrey Amengual, COO, DMG Investments, shares his outlook on the state of the real estate market against the current economic backdrop. And, where DMG is putting capital to work this year.

In today’s real estate world, against the backdrop of COVID- 19, industry leaders are facing enormous challenges and opportunities. From acquisition and construction to sales and operations, every aspect of the real estate world has been influenced by the new norm. Discover the DMG Winter Webinar Series which will take a deeper dive into how to navigate the current market and analyze the challenges and opportunities for 2021. This series will guide participants on new innovations in construction and offer insight on investment strategies in multifamily assets. Challenges and opportunities for new developments as well as techniques for new sales and marketing strategies will also be discussed.

Hear from the all-star lineup of panelists as they dive into investment trends, developments, P3's, operations, design trends, and the future of the student housing industry!

The urban core’s mass exodus is being exaggerated, according to Taryn Bryon. Nonetheless, developers and multifamily property owners need to adjust to changing demands from renters and shifts in demographics. Understandably, as many landlords and leasing agents are seeing more movement from renters, they are becoming more cautious in who they accept as replacement residents. Knowing how to screen tenants during COVID, in the middle of a federal eviction moratorium, can be a challenge. However, there are some key steps property owners and leasing agents can employ to make it easier according to Bryon. Taryn Byron is the president and broker of CJ Dalton, a leading real estate firm that focuses on new developments and multi-family residential leasing in New York City and New Jersey. Byron is the lead real estate consultant for DMG Investments and with over seventeen years of hands-on experience in real estate sales and mentorship, she plays an integral part in the ongoing development of the firm.

In this episode, Doug shares the process for ground-up development and entitlements, the changing demands of student housing, the criteria they use to identify markets for student housing development, the impact COVID has had on new multifamily construction, and whether now is a good time to invest in student housing.

With many New Yorkers fleeing the City and a glut of luxury condos on the market, one would think that the for-sale residential market activity would be completely dead, but recent transactions, acquisitions and development plans tell a different story. Many condo developers and converters remain active, although perhaps with more conservative business plans, banking on the perennial attraction of the City. In this session, we take a deep dive into the activity, pipeline, sales data and forecasts that tell the story of where the residential condo market is today and where it’s headed.

In the spring, the pandemic had derailed most deals, with only the most motivated of sellers proceeding to close. Meanwhile, equity sources largely pulled back waiting to see how the pandemic, unemployment and reopenings will affect rent payments, rent levels and occupancy rates, among other key metrics. Lenders as well are starting to re-engage at acceptable LTVs, but how have valuations been impacted?. What’s next for multifamily capital markets, and will there be special opportunities created by the pandemic? Join this special online panel to learn more about the state of capital markets, both debt and equity for multifamily deals.