Wisconsin Real Estate & Economic Outlook Conference
Friday, October 13 | 8:00am – 3:00pm
Conference Overview
Demographic transformations, geopolitical disruptions, housing shortages, technology innovations, uncertainty in the financial markets, and climate change — these are just a few of the trends that are accelerating as the world adapts to new realities. Which trends will have the greatest impact on housing and real estate and what major forces have pushed these industries toward this moment? Are the underlying economic conditions favorable for housing and real estate? Most importantly, what practices, policies and solutions can the housing and real estate industries adopt in order to thrive in the face of these complex challenges?
Our expert presenters and panelists from industry, government and academia will address these questions and examine the dynamics of the evolution of these key trends impacting housing and real estate. You’ll hear thoughtful insights, analysis and solutions so you and your organization can be better prepared to successfully adapt now and in the future.
What will you learn?
- The Economic Outlook and Housing Trends for 2023 and Beyond
- Demographic Trends That are Transforming Housing and Real Estate
- Real Estate and Climate Change –– Impacts and Solutions for a Warmer Climate: Learn about the impact of climate change on Wisconsin and on land use and housing in the U.S. Presenters will also discuss climate solutions that are currently being implemented in buildings and communities to create a healthier, more equitable future. You’ll also learn how the home insurance industry is creating new solutions and services in response to climate change.
- Technology and Data Trends Driving Innovation in Housing and Real Estate: Discuss how the innovative use of data and technology are transforming the housing and real estate industries, including artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, cryptocurrency, virtual reality (VR), advanced analytics and emerging technologies.
Connect and Learn! Join us and you’ll have the opportunity to network with a diverse and passionate group of 150+ housing, banking, real estate, government and non-profit professionals to share ideas and best practices.
