Oct. 15th Manhattan Real Estate Panel @ Yale Club
A: State of the Manhattan Real Estate market panel discussion tonight! Please register via the link below for the discussion I will be participating in at the Yale Club on October 15th. I hope to see many of you there. Tickets I believe are $20 for non members, $5 extra at the door; with none going to the panelists unfortunately! I GOT THINGS TO TALK ABOUT!!!
REGISTER NOW
WHEN: October 15th @ 7PM
WHERE: Yale Club at 50 Vanderbilt Avenue
MODERATOR:
MICHAEL STOLER - Senior principal at Apollo Real Estate Advisors, Publisher of Stoler Report
PANELISTS:
NOAH ROSENBLATT - Publisher of UrbanDigs.com, VP Halstead Property LLC
JONATHAN MILLER - CEO of Miller Samuel, Publisher of Matrix Blog
MELISSA COHN - President of Manhattan Mortgage Company
The discussion will be real-time, hopefully heated, and probably about 45 min to 1 hour; from 7PM to 8PM. After that there will be a 30 minute or so Q & A for the panelists. Once that is done I will be heading to....
BAR AND BOOKS @ 73rd & Lexington Ave for some GOOD SCOTCH after the panel to meet anyone that wants to meet me and discuss this crazy world we are in right now! I should be there around 9PM, give or take 15 minutes!
Posted by OT
Mon Aug 25th, 2008 10:43 AM
How does one sign up for this?
Posted by Noah
Mon Aug 25th, 2008 10:47 AM
Not sure. I think you just show up, and I think ticket is like $5 or $10 as that is what supports these types of events. Does NOT go to us, Ill tell you that.
TOES, any idea about signing up for this in advance?
Posted by Jonathan J. Miller
Mon Aug 25th, 2008 11:26 AM
Noah - This will be fun! I would hope that Christine would be especially brutal with you, reducing you to tears.
Posted by Noah
Mon Aug 25th, 2008 12:37 PM
Ha! Im hoping for the same thing!
Posted by Noah
Mon Aug 25th, 2008 12:51 PM
OT - Tickets go on sale Sept 7th. $10 for members of the Yale Club, $20 for non-members. $5 more at the door.
Posted by Christine Toes
Mon Aug 25th, 2008 09:33 PM
Would love to reduce Noah to tears, but Michael Stoler will be moderating! I was on the last panel we did at the Yale Club, so I felt like that was enough shameless self promotion for a while:) So I will probably sit this one out. But I am a little worried that there will be too many bears on the panel? In which case, my more neutral/positive opinion might be needed to balance the panel out!
Posted by OT
Tue Aug 26th, 2008 12:29 PM
Thanks for the info! Look forward to it.
Posted by Jonathan J. Miller
Fri Sep 26th, 2008 04:32 PM
Noah, This will come in handy when I speak to Harvard Alum in November. ;-) I'll be covered in Ivy by then.
Posted by hsw9001@yahoo.com
Fri Sep 26th, 2008 05:07 PM
^^^
Are you speaking at HCNY? I don't have the HCNY November schedule yet.
Posted by Noah
Fri Sep 26th, 2008 05:15 PM
no, I am speaking at this Yale Club panel, and the Inman real estate conference in JAN
Posted by hsw9001
Fri Sep 26th, 2008 10:22 PM
Sorry I meant if Jonathan Miller was speaking at the Harvard Club New York (HCNY) in Nov.
Posted by chris
Sat Sep 27th, 2008 10:22 AM
The only event that I am aware of at the Harvard Club is the following: "Thursday, 10/2/08 at 06:30pm Elizabeth Stribling, President of Stribling & Associates, and Kirk Henckels, Executive Vice President & Director of Stribling Private Brokerage for a talk on New York's luxury real estate market and its future outlook."
I'm sure it will be totally unbiased! And no, I'm not going.
Posted by mimi
Sat Sep 27th, 2008 06:37 PM
Noah, please be aware that many of your readers live away from NYC and will not be able to attend. Please post in your blog all the highlights of the gathering, I am really interested and 5000 away!
Posted by jacksen
Sat Sep 27th, 2008 06:38 PM
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Posted by John K
Sun Sep 28th, 2008 02:03 AM
Ah, precipitous timing.
I started thinking that we need this sort of thing up here in Boston.
Very interesting.
I think there's a lot of interest from consumers, the media, and those in the profession for good data and information.
I'd be interested to see and hear what happens at the Yale Club.
Posted by Matthew L
Thu Oct 16th, 2008 09:19 AM
Great show last night Noah. Nice to hear such strong viewpoints during a time of great instability! Congrats.
I have a couple of quick questions:
1. You predict that the credit crisis is, and will continue to catalyze woes in the economic and finance industries - how do these differ and what will be the effects?
2. How badly affected do you think the infrastructural industries to the real estate business will be? How bad are the knock-on effects going to be for the construction, engineering, architecture, etc. industries?
3. You reckon that the installation of tighter regulations will prevent this kind of crisis from happening again. Nonetheless, is there anything to be achieved by finger pointing, and is anyone taking responsibility anyway? Will uneducated consumers become more educated? Will mortgage brokers and lending facilities stop providing misinformation and become more socially responsible?
Thanks again boss.