Brooklyn Real Estate Leaders Talk Shop at Roundtable Event

It’s time for Brooklyn real estate’s best minds and biggest players to gather and discuss the state of the market and what trends could happen going forward.

The next Real Estate Roundtable quarterly luncheon, which takes place May 2, will feature Ken Copeland, CIO of developer and design firm Flank Architecture and Development; Kenneth Fisher, the head of the New York City real estate and economic development practice at national law firm Cozen O’Connor; and Jeff Dunston, CEO of the Northeast Brooklyn Housing Development Corp.

Flank Architecture has a number of projects around the borough, including the recently opened Hilton hotel and The Boerum condos in Boerum Hill. Copeland oversees acquisitions, projects, and capital markets at Flank.

At Cozen O’Connor, Fisher represents clients dealing with the mayor, City Council, Economic Development Corporation and City agencies on issues of land use. Project include Midtown Equities’s Empire Stores and Two Trees’ 60 Water Street, among others.

The Northeast Brooklyn Housing Development Corp.’s Dunston works with local government, investors and other groups to preserve and develop affordable housing.

The event takes place at the Brooklyn Historical Society on Tuesday, May 2, from noon to 2 p.m. and will include time to mingle and network.

For more information or to purchase tickets to the event, go here.

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