Talk to the agencies and hear their outlook on lending and regulations in to 2015.

Our industry leaders will examine the state of the multifamily market, answering the questions: what inning are we in for this cycle, and where are we headed for multifamily in the next 16-18 months. How will the midterm election affect commercial real estate and how will multifamily fare as other asset classes emerge from the great recession? Where are interest rates headed and how do family formation and job trends change the outlook across the nation?

Listen as the developers and development players share what's on the pipeline for 2015 and the hot markets for development (and where we're overheating). Hear how foreign investment is affecting development, what the landscape is in primary and secondary markets and what is being developed beyond class A.

Hear from industry leaders as they discuss the view from the top and talk about the strategies that are making them and their firms the top in CRE.

Investment strategies in a hot market - where are the leaders looking next to stay ahead in multifamily investments? Hear from the leading owners and investors on what kind of properties are being picked up and how the capital stack is affecting investment strategies.

Best of the best: the top apartment brokers talk about whether there is still room for the market to move up, what cap rates are doing and if there's still room to improve in a hot market.

Hear from the agency lenders on their take on Fannie and Freddie and where they see the capital stack headed in 2015. Learn how agency lenders will hold up as more capital sources emerge and show stability.

he family of the multifamily industry is changing as family formation is delayed for millennials and home ownership is often out of reach. Because of swanky student housing, the next generation renter also has a taste for amenities from an early age. Hear how the next generation of renter is affecting development, property management, technology requirements and leasing strategies.