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Market Insights for Brownfields Redevelopment: Trends in the COVID-19 Era (Oct 16, 2020)
This webinar will provide an overview of the brownfield market in the post-COVID era and the opportunities and constraints brought on by the pandemic. We will look at the US real estate market across all market sectors and how these market sectors have responded both good and bad to the pandemic. This analysis will then be followed a brief discussion of the global impacts of the pandemic as it relates to supply chain resiliency and new US initiatives for reduced reliance of foreign suppliers and manufacturers that will drive reshoring and nearshoring initiatives, both of which will positively impact the US real estate market and economy, including demand for strategically located brownfield sites that will fill the need for this growth. Finally, we will tie all this information together to give the audience thoughts on opportunities for brownfield redevelopment in your community and how communities can prepare now to eliminate encumbrances and stigma traditionally associated with brownfields and reposition these sites for redevelopment opportunity in the post-COVID era. To view this archive online or download the slides associated with this seminar, please visit http://www.clu-in.org/conf/tio/MIBFRE_101620/