2019 International Accelerated Bridge Construction Conference

IMN is delighted to announce that the 22nd Annual US Real Estate Opportunity & Private Fund Investing Forum will be returning this coming June 22-24, to the beautiful location of Newport, Rhode Island. The largest real estate private equity funds, LPs and a broad swath of their service providers will once again be on hand to dig into the latest challenges and opportunities facing the CRE market with panels on fund structuring, macro-economic drivers, disposition trends, regulatory and tax considerations, technology updates and so much more.

Real Estate Distilled is one part industry experts, two parts networking, with a splash of bourbon tourism, shaken over two days. It is also a tribe. A pack. A community. A sounding board. A group of trusted peers, mentors and friends. It is real estate marketing ninjas and lead conversion geeks gathering together. Above and beyond the fantastic and amazing speakers that we have lined up this year, we are truly excited to rub elbows and stand belly to belly with you. The relationships built at face to face events such as Real Estate Distilled are something that just can't be recreated with a virtual event. The impact of being able to pick up the phone to call a mentor with a random question on a Tuesday morning or even firing up Facebook Messenger to get a little bit of advice from someone four states away is impossible to measure. Those impactful relationships are formed over lunch, during breaks, dinners and even the hotel bar. It’s the random conversations that take place that escalate the value of the conference beyond the content being shared on the stage. It’s the building of the tribe. The gathering of the pack. The creation of the community. The formation of a sounding board. Trusted peers coming together. Finding our mentors. Making new friends.

Join YTexas for our 2022 virtual event series. A fast-moving, interactive event including short stories and live chat discussing why executives see a bright future for the Lone Star State. At this event, learn about the growth of real estate in Texas and hear from local executives doing business in the commercial and residential real estate sectors.

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