InterFace & Student Housing Business host “The Outlook for Multifamily and Student Housing in Philadelphia”

by Katie Sloan

Philadelphia — November 3rd Conference brings together professionals from around the industry.

Philadelphia — David Adelman of Campus Apartments, Jonathan Weiss of TempleTown Realty Companies, Paul Sehnert of the University of Pennsylvania and Bill Bergman of Temple University — pictured below clockwise from top left — will discuss “The Outlook for Student Housing Investment & Development On- and Off-Campus in Philadelphia” at a breakfast information and networking event November 3rd at the Union League in Philadelphia produced by Student Housing Business, www.studenthousingbusiness.com and the InterFace Conference Group.


The event will also feature a panel on opportunities in the apartment investment and development space as well as a finance panel entitled “Capital Markets Update: The Availability of Debt & Equity Capital for Apartment and Student Housing Transactions featuring NorthMarq president Craig Butchenhart, Freddie Mac associate director Kelli Carhart, Walker & Dunlop vice president Brendan Coleman and Fannie Mae director Joe Stepchuk.


“If you are in the student housing space in the Greater Philadelphia area this is a “can’t miss event,” says Richard Kelley, publisher of Student Housing Business and vice president of the InterFace Conference Group for France Media. “We are going to bring together the leading players in both student housing and conventional market-rate multifamily for a compact three-session event that will offer a wealth of information and networking for a very modest price. I know a lot of people in the Philadelphia area are looking forward to this event and so are we.”


“The Outlook for Multifamily and Student Housing in Philadelphia” will run from 8:00-11:35 a.m. and registration is $85. For more information on the event or to register go to http://www.interfaceconferencegroup.com/phil2011 or contact Mark Aden at 404-832-8262 or [email protected].

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