Translate mass timber’s value creation potential to your proformas, target markets, capital partners and approval stakeholders. Finance & consumer fundamentals meet real world insights and expertise, applied to your own projects.
What You'll Leave With
- How to navigate the professions who capitalize development projects
- Specific pro forma adjustments supported by mass timber’s use
- Mass timber target market implications on design and location.
- Shared insights amungst the experts and advisors in the room
- Project-specifc action plan across finance and consumer considerations.
- Entry to the Summit networking event that evening
Register for this Session Here.
(Open to Developers, Owners, and Capital Partners Only)
YOUR FACILITATOR

Noel Johnson is a real estate developer, investor, and educator who moves fluidly across the civic, academic, and business realms to untangle and reimagine complex projects in the built environment.
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