The CU Real Estate Center and Graduate Real Estate Association (GREA) present...
THE PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE OF SOCIAL EQUITY
& COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE
A 3-Part Series on the Legacy of Laws, Inclusion and the Commercial Real Estate Industry
Supported by NAIOP Colorado and the Urban Land Institute
Virtual Series Launch on NOVEMBER 5, 2020 • 1:00 - 2:30 PM MDT

CU’s Graduate Real Estate Association (GREA) presents the first in 3-part series facilitating an unbiased academic discussion of the reality of the past, present and future state of the commercial real estate industry and racial and social equity. Bringing together academics, political stakeholders, industry experts and social advocates to discuss the heritage, current trends and future goals of the CRE industry and inclusion. Our learning objectives are to educate and facilitate a meaningful conversation that connects different stakeholders to highlight the complexities of this pressing issue.

PART 1: PAST on NOVEMBER 5  
Albus Brooks (CU Buff, former Denver City Councilman, CU Real Estate Board Member and industry leader with Milender White) will facilitate an educational Zoom session outlining the history of real estate related policies and their impacts on areas across the United States and Denver. Digging into the facts and specifically looking at how the impacts of zoning and banking laws impacted the ability of minority families to accumulate wealth in the United States while simultaneously creating a series of negative social externalities.

SPEAKERS:

• ALBUS BROOKS, Milender White
• SUSAN POWERS, Urban Ventures
• ERIN CLARK, Urban Land Conservancy

FORMAT:
Virtual 1-hour presentation. 30-minute Q&A.

REGISTRATION:

Registration is complimentary for CU Undergraduate and Graduate Students, CUREC Council Members, NAIOP and ULI Members, and invited Guests/Community Members.  

REGISTER NOW

UPCOMING SESSIONS IN THE SERIES:

THANK YOU TO THE PROGRAM SUPPORTERS: