Northern Colorado Real Estate Summit from BizWest Media

Follow trends. Gain insights.

Prepare for the year.

April 4, 2024 | 8:30 am – 4:00 pm | Embassy Suites Loveland

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Join BizWest for the premier real estate event of the year, complete with comprehensive analysis of residential and commercial real estate trends, data and key market segments. From forecasts for the residential and commercial sectors to panel discussion with the region’s top Realtors, the Northern Colorado Real Estate Summit will prepare attendees for what lies ahead.

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A year’s worth of insights, all in one day!

Comprehensive sessions exploring the changing landscape of residential and commercial real estate!

Hosted at: Embassy Suites Loveland, 4705 Clydesdale Pkwy, Loveland, CO 80538

Agenda at-a-Glance

Commercial & Residential Forecasts (Plenary)

Residential: The Northern Colorado housing market has changed rapidly in 2023, with rising interest rates dampening demand. What do the latest numbers tell us about the residential market in the region? We’ll examine sales numbers, listings, average and median prices and much more.

Commercial: Commercial real estate endured sweeping changes during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the effects continue to be felt. What trends are we seeing in office, retail and industrial space? We’ll take a look at major developments and sales, as well as the latest vacancy and leasing statistics.

Broker Commissions (Residential)

The National Association of Realtors and other groups have been battling antitrust lawsuits on local broker marketplaces, buyer-agency commissions and other issues, with the rulings poised to have a major impact on consumers and the brokerage community. Our panel will discuss the issues at hand, legal rulings rendered thus far and what lies ahead. RE/MAX to moderate.

Breaking Ground I (Commercial)

Communities throughout Northern Colorado are seeing a wave of new commercial construction, with some projects in the planning stage and others already emerging from the ground. Our panel of development directors will provide a complete rundown of the region’s top projects. This panel is a huge hit year after year!

Breaking Ground I (Commercial)

Communities throughout Northern Colorado are seeing a wave of new commercial construction, with some projects in the planning stage and others already emerging from the ground. Our panel of development directors will provide a complete rundown of the region’s top projects. This panel is a huge hit year after year!

Housing Policy Landscape (Residential)

State and local officials have considered a wave of policy changes that could revolutionize how housing is developed and sold in Colorado. What changes have passed, what’s been proposed, and what is the likely outcome in 2024 and beyond?

Job Growth Forecast(Plenary)

Economic performance — and demand for commercial real estate — varies by sector. What industries will experience the most demand in 2024, and what sectors will see demand wane?

The New Paradigm

Recent court settlements mean that residential commission structures will look a lot more like those already in place on the commercial side. How can commercial deals inform what the new paradigm will look like for residential transactions? Our panel of commercial brokers will relate how deals get done, and how brokers get paid. 

The Lending Horizon (Commercial)

Banks have been tightening standards for commercial real estate loans, with lower loan-to-value ratios and higher debt service coverage requirements. Banks also are building up reserves for CRE loan losses, especially for loans backed by office properties. How will Northern Colorado property owners and investors navigate this new lending environment, both for new developments and loans that are maturing?

Nancy Gedeon, Demographer, State of Colorado (Plenary)

Demographic changes are coming to Colorado, with an aging population and slower population growth, even as Northern Colorado leads the state in net population increase. How will the region and state compete to attract and retain a qualified workforce, and what does this mean for the real estate sector?

Prepare for a changing real estate economy.

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Gain the insights you’ll need in 2024!

Title sponsors:

Elevations Credit Union
McWhinney
NAI Affinity
ReMax Alliance

View this exclusive interview with Nicholas Sly, executive with the Denver Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas, from the 2023 Northern Colorado Real Estate Summit on April 5, 2023 in Fort Collins.

View photos from 2023 Northern Colorado Real Estate Summit