A joint program presented by:

• University of Baltimore’s Real Estate Program
• ULI Baltimore
• NAIOP
• The Appraisal Institute

Date: March 28, 2012

Time: 6:30 p.m.

Location:     University of Baltimore • Student Center (21 W. Mt. Royal Ave.)

Monetary Policy and Real Estate Returns

There is an old adage that “real estate developers and homebuyers will borrow as much as somebody is willing to lend them.” In 2008, banks with less than $1 billion in assets had 74 percent of their loans in real estate, all financed with funds guaranteed by the federal government.

Where will federal policy go now?

On Wednesday, March 28th, Dr. Peter Linneman will provide his perspective on monetary policy and real estate returns and will share his thoughts on where federal policies will go now.  Linneman is an expert in real estate finance and investment and is the Albert Sussman Emeritus Professor of Real Estate, Finance, and Business Public Policy at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania where he served on the faculty for 32 years.

His book, Real Estate Finance and Investments: Risks and Opportunities, (now in its 3rd Edition) has been adopted at over 70 leading universities including the University of Baltimore, and is the leading primary reference source in real estate finance and investment.

Tickets:

• Tickets are free to the public, but require advanced registration. Click here to register on the UB calendar.
• For guests interested in attending the Pre-event Networking Hour, $30 (plus a small service fee) can be purchased by clicking here. The ticket includes a 5 – 6:15 p.m. networking reception and a ticket to the lecture.

Contact Leslie Joyce at 410.837.4949 with questions.

About Peter Linneman

Dr. Peter Linneman is a Principal of Linneman Associates, KL Realty, and American Land Funds. He has served as Senior Managing Director of Equity International Properties, Vice Chairman of Amerimar Realty, and the Chairman of the Board of Rockefeller Center Properties. In this latter capacity he led the process of foreclosing on its Japanese owners and the successful sale of Rockefeller Center in 1995.

Dr. Linneman is widely recognized as a leading strategic thinker and investor, and has been cited as one of the 25 Most Influential People in Real Estate by Realtor Magazine, and one of the 100 Most Powerful People in New York Real Estate by the New York Observer.

Dr. Linneman, holds both Masters and Doctorate degrees in economics from the University of Chicago.

Union Mill: Content before Cocktails

Join ULI Baltimore for a tour of the redevelopment of Union Mill, and learn about the historic restoration, remodeling and rebirth of Maryland’s largest stone mill into an active and vibrant mixed-use residential and commercial. Transformed into elegant, affordable living and commercial space, this innovative project provides a vibrant, supportive environment where our educators and nonprofits can collaborate and thrive.

Utilizing Baltimore City Green Building Standards the building was rehabilitated and brought back to life in the historic Hampden, Woodberry and Medfield communities. The adaptive reuse of this long productive building will act as an anchor and catalyst to the positive redevelopment momentum in a portion of Baltimore City that has begun to see a rebirth over the past 10 years.

We would like to thank our event sponsor:   Marks, Thomas Architects

Date: Thursday, March 15, 2012

Location: Union Mill

1500 Union Avenue

Baltimore, Md.  21211

Cocktails: Holy Frijoles

Hampden

908 West, 36^th Street

Baltimore, Md.  21211

Speaker: Evan Morville, Seawall Development Co.

Registration:                              5:00pm

Presentation/Tours:                    5:30pm – 6:30pm

Cocktails / Networking:               6:30pm- 7:00pm

Cost:

Members –  Free       Non-Members – $20

Registration: Call 1-800-321-5011 to register.

The World Trade Center in New York City: A 21st-Century Renaissance

ULI Baltimore is planning a day trip to New York City to see the development progress of the new World Trade Center (WTC) site.

Join us for great networking with ULI colleagues, a presentation at the site, and tour of the new September 11 Memorial, and a day of enjoyment in New York City!

Presented by Silverstein Properties, the new WTC site is a vision of downtown New York that combines modern, safe and sustainable commercial space, convenient transportation, and a destination cultural center.

This vision represents an unprecedented merging of architects, artists, and urban developers, including Santiago Calatrava, David Childs, Norman Foster, Frank Gehry, Fumihiko Maki, and Richard Rogers. The singular goal is a grand new urban center for 21^st century New York.

Additionally, we will tour the National September 11 Memorial – which has been designed as a tribute of remembrance and honor to the nearly 3,000 people killed in the terror attacks of September 11, 2001.

Join ULI Baltimore for this exclusive presentation by Silverstein Properties

Moderator:           Jeremy Moss, Senior Vice President of Leasing – Silverstein Properties

Date:                      Friday, March 16, 2012

Place:                    White Marsh Park & Ride

Time:                     7:00 am  - bus departs

Light breakfast and drinks will be provided during the morning ride as well                                 as a boxed lunch prior to our arrival

12:00 Noon –  - presentation/Q&A

1:45pm – 3:00pm – Check in and tour of the National September Memorial

3:00-3:30pm – Leave New York

Cost:                    $125.00 Per Person – Members may bring one paying guest.

NOTE: Registration is limited – so book today!

Event Code:  __8103-1259

Registration: Call 1-800-321-5011 to register.

What’s Next? Real Estate in the New Economy outlines how every aspect of living, working and connecting will change in major ways, driven in large part by the values, preferences and work ethic of Generation Y, the largest generation in American history. The report was released by ULI at its Annual Fall Meeting and Urban Land Expo held in Los Angeles this past Fall.

To learn more, click on the following link http://uli75.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/WhatsNext.pdf

Regards,

Dan Pallace

Chair, ULI Baltimore

University of Maryland Medical Center: Content before Cocktails

Join ULI Baltimore for a tour new Shock Trauma Critical Care Tower project at the University of Maryland Medical Center and networking at Frank and Nic’s West End Grille.

This is a new 140,000 gsf clinical tower that ties into the existing R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center on every floor.  There is also ~40,000 gsf of renovation work as the new building ties into the old campus.  The new tower includes expansion of the pediatric and adult emergency departments on the Ground floor, a new National Trauma Training Center on the 1^st floor, 10 new OR’s and 18 PACU (recovery bays) on the 2^nd floor, and 64 new intensive care beds for Trauma and the SICU (Surgical Intensive Care Unit) on the upper floors.  The basement level includes CSP (Central Sterile Processing) and Laboratory spaces.  The top levels encompass a 2-story penthouse for mechanical equipment, and there will be a new Heliport on the roof level.  This will be a LEED Silver building.  Whiting-Turner is the Construction Manager for both the new tower and the renovations.  Ballinger is the A/E team for the new tower and Hord Coplan Macht / Leach Wallace Associates is the A/E team for the renovations.

Date:                              Thursday, February 16, 2012

Location:                         University of Maryland Medical Center

R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center

22 South Greene Street

Baltimore, MD 21201

Cocktails:  Frank and Nic’s West End Grille -

511 W. Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD.  21201

Speaker: Terry Spencer, Project Manager for The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co.

Registration:                              5:00pm

Presentation/Tours:                    5:15pm – 6:30pm

Cocktails / Networking:               6:30pm- 7:00pm

Cost: Member – FREE

Non-Member $20

NOTE: Registration is limited – so book today!

Event Code:  ______8103-1257_____

Registration: Call 1-800-321-5011 to register.

Baltimore’s Young Leaders are continuing the B|More initiative. Through a series of community-oriented projects with charitable and conscientious organizations throughout the City, we’re asking young leaders to “Be More” for Baltimore!

One such organization is The Loading Dock, Inc. Our first volunteer event of the year will be held with them on Wednesday, 2/15 from 5:45-8:00pm, where we will be setting up displays, arranging merchandise, and preparing the facility for the next day’s operations. We had a blast here kicking off B|More 2011—don’t miss out!

Drinks to follow at Red Star Bar & Grill in Fells Point:

906 S. Wolfe Street Baltimore, MD. 21231

A little about The Loading Dock, Inc…

TLD is Maryland’s premier building materials reuse facility benefiting those in need of inexpensive housing improvement and building materials. The group also offers great deals and interesting finds to people who see value in keeping material out of the waste stream.

This opportunity involves some lifting of windows, doors and cabinets, so you’ll get your daily exercise. Please wear warm clothes (that may get dirty) and closed toed shoes.

Remember, when you arrive please enter in our donations side of the building (the entrance off of Kresson St and ring either doorbell, if someone is not waiting outside.

Join us for the first of many B|More opportunities the Young Leader’s Group will provide for our members and our City in 2012!

Date: Wednesday, February 15

Time: 5:45pm-8:00pm

The Loading Dock
2 North Kresson St
Baltimore, MD 21224

Drinks to follow at Red Star Bar & Grill in Fells Point:

906 S. Wolfe Street Baltimore, MD. 21231

Meeting Code: 8103-1215

Registration: Call 800-321-5011 to register

Young Leaders Event! – A Premier Look at the ALL NEW McHenry Row

The Baltimore Young Leader’s Group invites you to an in-depth look at Baltimore’s newest hot spot, McHenry Row: a new $125 million mixed-use redevelopment of the former Chesapeake Paperboard Co. site in Locust Pointe along Key Highway near I-95.

Hear Developer, Mark Sapperstein, discuss the project from inception to completion, including planning, financing, and construction. Sapperstein has been working on the project for three years, which is one of the largest developments in the city since the recession.

In all McHenry Row will include 130,500 square feet of total retail space, 65,000 square feet of office space and feature a 250-unit apartment building. Harris Teeter, McHenry Row’s anchor tenant at 62,000 square-feet, opened its doors December 7th as the grocer’s first Baltimore City store.

Networking hour with cocktail and hors devours to follow at: McHenry Row Apartments, located above Green Turtle.

Date: Thursday, February 9, 2012

Location:

McHenry Row

1700 Whetstone Way

Baltimore, Md.  21230

Speaker: Mark Sapperstein, Owner of 28 Walker Associates

Registration:                                     3:30pm

Presentation and Tours:              4:00pm – 5:30pm

Cocktails / Networking:       5:30pm- 6:30pm

Young Leaders Only Event.

Cost:

Young Leader (under 35): Member  $35              Non-Member     $45

NOTE: Registration is limited – so book today!

Code: 8103- 1256

ULI reaches over 40,000 top business leaders annually. Through participation in ULI sponsorship, your organization gains unprecedented access to executives, managers, and decision making professionals.

This committee focuses on identifying, developing and communicating with our many sponsors of ULI Baltimore and developing the levels of sponsorship opportunities.

This committee meets on the third Thursday of each month at 9:00 am at the offices of Arc Environmental – 1311 Haubert Street –  Baltimore, Maryland.

This committee creates a place for the leaders of tomorrow’s real estate companies to interact, both professionally and socially, with the leaders of today. You must be a member of ULI and be under the age of 35 to be part of the Young Leaders Group.

This committee meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 4:00 pm at various locations.

This committee meets on the first Thursday of each month at 8:30am