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Posted: October 19, 2021
Virtual Seminar: How Life Sciences Can Drive NYC’s Real Estate Reinvention Overview - November 18
New York, NY Marks Paneth LLP, the top 50 accounting, tax and advisory firm, invites you to join their Real Estate Group and a distinguished panel of life sciences leaders at their annual state of the Real Estate Industry event. This year, panelists share insights on the growing life sciences industry in New York City, why they are getting involved in it, and how forward-thinking real estate investors stand to benefit from multiple tax incentives.
Featured speakers include Darya Shneyder, partner, real estate group at Marks Paneth; Karen Heidelberger, partner and chief partnership and communications officer at Deerfield Management; and Nadir Settles, managing director of Nuveen, who is responsible for all aspects of Nuveen’s New York office real estate investments. The panel will be moderated by Michael Stoler, the host of the Stoler Report-New York’s Business Report.
Topics Include:
• The unique factors driving the expansion of New York City as a life sciences hub
• Considerations for property owners, developers and tenants
• Financial benefits and tax incentives for entering life sciences real estate
Register for the event here: https://www.markspaneth.com/events/2021/how-life-sciences-can-drive-nycs-real-estate-reinvention
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