BOSTON–Do you know how to identify the proper structure that helps P3 projects to best access the private markets, transfer risk and execute long-term strategic projects that align with academic campus visions?
If not, then attend the upcoming P3 Academic Facilities and Student Housing Conference on Jan. 22, 2025 at Burlington Marriott Hotel in Burlington, MA, from 7:30 am to 10:30 am.
“Our goal is always to identify the right structure for the right transaction for our clients that allows them to optimize their real estate in the face of a dynamic and ever-changing capital markets environment,” says Newmark Executive Managing Director Michael T. Byrne, who is one of the panelist at the upcoming P3 conference. “We work with our clients to identify the proper structure that helps them to best access the private markets, transfer risk and execute long-term strategic projects that align with their campus visions.”
Organized and produced by the Boston Real Estate Times, the P3 Conference will be held from 7:30 am to 10:30 am.
To register, please click here.
Byrne is an Executive Managing Director with Newmark’s Capital Markets Group in Boston. He specializes in Multifamily investment and development sales and is a leader in Newmark’s Strategic Campus Advisory Practice Group.
Throughout the course of his 20-year career, Byrne has been directly involved in more than $14.0 billion of major multifamily, mixed-use, development and campus real estate transactions. His specialty areas include assignments ranging from structuring public-private partnerships on long-term ground leases to monetization of surplus real estate on behalf of public, quasi-public and private owners alike.
Prior to joining Newmark, Byrne served as an executive director at Cushman & Wakefield, vice president at CBRE and began his real estate career as an advisor at Byrne, McKinney & Associates in Boston.
Those who are not familiar with P3, such projects are long-term contracts that allow the public and private sector to participate in the design, construction, financing, operation, and maintenance of a project, now widely used in the academic sector, including student housing, across New England.
Although P3 has been increasingly playing an important role in projects ranging from public infrastructure to airports and healthcare, the 2025 P3 symposium will focus on academic and student housing facilities, providing insights into partnership trends and sectors to watch in 2025 and beyond.
Attendees will learn the following:
- Growth areas.
- Where are the P3 opportunities in New England?
- What universities and colleges need for facilities?
- Financing of P3 projects
- Design and construction challenges, among others.
- Why is P3 a win-win for both private developers and colleges and universities?
