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Posted: May 12, 2014
Thru the Lens: AREAA Global & Luxury Summit
Faith Hope Consolo, chairman, Douglas Elliman's Retail Group, participated in a provocative panel of international commercial real estate leaders at the Asian Real Estate Association of America's (AREAA) Global & Luxury Summit, that included: Houman Mahboubi, managing director, BRC Advisors; moderator and AREAA Commercial Committee chair James Huang, president/CEO, BRC Advisors; and Wayne D'Amico, CCIM, principal, Wayne D'Amico & Co. Presenting to a full house at the Waldorf Astoria, the group discussed the merits and challenges for "Asian Investors Investing in Commercial Projects in the U.S.," followed by a long and lively Q&A session.
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