Aligning Approvals, Capital & Public-Private Partnerships Across The Island’s Multifamily, Industrial & Mixed-Use Markets

What You’ll Learn:

• Long Island has over 1,200 zoning districts across Nassau and Suffolk. How are experienced developers navigating this fragmented regulatory environment to move projects forward efficiently?
• With multifamily zoning as-of-right in less than 10% of Long Island’s land area, what strategies from TOD to adaptive reuse are unlocking new development sites?
• Homeownership costs 105% more per month than renting on Long Island, keeping would-be buyers in the rental pool. How is this dynamic shaping multifamily investment and development strategy?
• Industrial continues to receive great demand. What are the longterm development capabilities in this sector on Long Island?
• With Long Island stabilized cap rates in the mid-6% to low-7% range, how are investors underwriting risk and how does that compare to other Northeast suburban markets?
• With nearly 90% of Long Island’s residential land zoned for single-family housing, how are multifamily developers finding and entitling sites and which municipality strategies are working?