"Playing the Game of Chess:Future Challenges for Real Estate Development"
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Union League Club of Chicago
Crystal Room
65 W. Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Program:
8:00 a.m. - Registration, Networking & Continental Breakfast
8:30 a.m. - "Playing the Game of Chess: Future Challenges for Real Estate Development"
9:15 a.m. - Awards Presentation
10:00 a.m. - Adjourn
Guest Speaker:William H. Hudnut IIISenior Resident Fellow, ULI/Joseph C. Canizaro Chair Public Policy, ULI - the Urban Land Institute
Moderator:Scott Goldstein, Principal, Teska Associates & Vice Chair-Public Policy, ULI Chicago
Community Vision Awards presented by:Mayor Joe Cook, Channahon, IL, & Vice Chair, Metropolitan Mayors CaucusEd Hoffman, President, Castlewood Homes & Member, Home Builders Association of Greater ChicagoJoanna Trotter, Manager, Community Building Initiative, Metropolitan Planning Council
2008 Community Vision Award Winners:
DownTown Park Forest, Park ForestDeveloper: Village of Park ForestMayor John A. OstenburgLocated in Park Forest, IL, the transformation of the Park Forest Plaza to a new, revitalized business district, DownTown Park Forest is full of examples of innovation and creativity in public/private partnerships.
The Margot & Harold Schiff Residences, ChicagoDeveloper: Mercy Housing LakefrontAlderman Walter Burnett, Jr., 27th WardThe Schiff Residences (96 units) serves formerly homeless, disabled and very low-income single adults. It is located in the neighborhood formerly dominated by Cabrini-Green housing developments.Special Recognition: Pacific Garden Mission, ChicagoPlanner/Architect: Tigerman McCurry Architects, Ltd.Alderman Robert W. Fioretti, 2nd WardNow located on South Canal Street, the Pacific Garden Mission is the largest continuously operating rescue mission in the country. The new 156,000 s.f. facility is LEED Silver Certified.
Community Vision Trkla Award: Winner will be announced at event.A new award category that honors an upcoming leader in the real estate industry who shows a commitment to sensible land-use, civic spirit and community involvement.
Registration Fee: $35 per person
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Registration Deadline: October 13, 2008
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