Goodwin and MIT Center for Real Estate are proud to produce a quarterly webinar series that explores the impact of technology and innovation on the future of the built environment.
Upcoming Session
Is Green the New Gold? Can Sustainable Development Sustain Itself?
September 11, 2024 at 11:00 am EST
Please join us for the next installment in our Path to Tomorrow webinar series, co-hosted with the MIT Center for Real Estate. This event will be the first segment of a two-part discussion. The first session will explore the current requirements for existing assets and innovative strategies for compliance, aiming to reduce carbon emissions in the U.S., Europe and beyond. The second session will highlight the critical role of technology in revolutionizing the design, construction, and deployment of new real estate assets. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and stay ahead in the evolving landscape of sustainable real estate. If you’d like to attend this webinar, please click here to register.
Moderator
James Scott, Research Scientist and Lecturer, MIT Center for Real Estate
Speakers
Olivier Elamine, Chief Executive Officer, Alstria Office REIT-AG
Thierry Laquitaine, Executive Director, Head of SRI, AEW Capital Management
Lauren Moss, Senior Vice President, Chief Sustainability Officer, Vornado Realty Trust
Other Sessions from the Series
October 2023
The real estate industry is in a very different place from where it was just a couple of years ago, with interest rate increases and demand for office space just some of the factors creating a significant change in fortunes for many. How has this transformation across the industry affected the rapidly evolving proptech ecosystem and is it still possible to adapt and thrive during this period of adjustment. We were joined by Gregor Watson of 1Sharpe Capital, KP Reddy of Shadow Ventures and Pat Kinsel of Proof for a dynamic and enlightening session where they gave valuable insights into navigating proptech investments and strategies during these challenging times.
December 6, 2022
Our seventh session explored how the corporate world is navigating a hybrid work environment. What was once a short-term solution is now becoming the norm. Business leaders and managers need to use different strategies, tactics, and skills to help ensure the success of hybrid and remote working arrangements. What steps are employers taking to encourage employees to return in-person? How will these decisions impact company culture and how do all of these questions change the real estate landscape? How will hybrid work change how employees work and what will become of excess office space?
June 15, 2022
Our sixth session discussed the opportunities that exist within the 5G ecosystem. What exactly is it? What challenges exist in the deployment of 5G? How and when will those challenges be overcome, and will the impact of 5G on our built environment and lives potentially be longer term?
March 1, 2022
Our fifth session explored the metaverse and what it means when it comes to real estate. Interestingly, these new virtual worlds operate just like the real world where location is everything and recent transactions have seen valuations skyrocket to unprecedent levels. This webinar brought together some of the leading players in the market to help us understand what the metaverse is, where value is being created and why we need to pay attention to it.
June 29, 2021
Our fourth session explored the next wave of tech-enabled alternative financing mechanisms, such as cryptocurrency and NFTs, and how this technology is reinventing the real estate industry to create a more efficient and streamlined financing process within the market.
April 13, 2021
Our third session explored the intersection of social and value, and how business decisions that take environmental and social perspectives into consideration can have a positive impact on real estate developers, owners and investors, as well as on their overall real estate portfolios.
January 19, 2021
Our second session explored the impact that climate change will have on owners, developers and investors of real estate. What does climate change really mean? How are industry participants underwriting while taking into consideration the potential effects it will have on their real estate business?
October 6, 2020
Our first session explored the ongoing digital transformation taking place in the real estate industry, including powerful technologies that are enabling new business models, reinventing old ones and encouraging innovation on an unprecedented scale. This session was a far-reaching discussion about how AI/ML, virtual technology, IoT and robotics are fundamentally changing the business and what you can do to prepare for this exciting future.
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