Cromwell, CT A landmark event in the realm of commercial real estate recently concluded, solidifying its status as one of the most prestigious gatherings of its kind. With an impressive turnout of nearly 100 industry professionals, the Connecticut CCIM commercial real estate symposium held on June 1 at TPC River Highlands showcased a meticulously curated lineup of eminent economists and analysts from the esteemed CCIM Institute, Moody’s, and Trepp.

Renowned speakers featured CCIM Institute chief economist K.C. Conway as the keynote speaker, along with panelists Thomas LaSalvia, senior economist with Moody’s Analytics and Stephen Buschbom, research director of Trepp. 

The highly anticipated annual event served as an unparalleled platform for attendees to gain profound insights into the future trajectory of commercial real estate markets in 2023. Leveraging a diverse array of indicators including inflation rates, housing data, and confidence indices, the panelists delved into an incisive examination of major trends impacting primary CRE sectors. Engaging discussions centered around office spaces, industrial complexes, retail properties, and multifamily units, unveiling invaluable perspectives and strategies for success.

“The presenters delivered a wealth of timely content that left a lasting impression on participants,” said chapter president Stephanie Romano Shaw. “The event not only informed attendees but also empowered them with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the complexities of the evolving CRE landscape.”

In addition, the symposium served as a hub for networking, fostering collaborations and new opportunities, further cementing its reputation as the premier gathering for seasoned industry professionals and aspiring leaders alike. The event’s success underscored the symposium’s significance as a not-to-be-missed event in the CRE industry.