Republican Gov. Paul LePage will deliver the welcoming address at the Maine Real Estate & Development Association’s annual real estate conference on Thursday, Jan. 26, at the Holiday Inn by the Bay.The event, which runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., will feature an overview and outlook on Maine’s economy, along with a commercial and […]
Republican Gov. Paul LePage will deliver the welcoming address at the Maine Real Estate & Development Association's annual real estate conference on Thursday, Jan. 26, at the Holiday Inn by the Bay.
The event, which runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., will feature an overview and outlook on Maine's economy, along with a commercial and residential market overview by property type, by real estate analysts. Charles Colgan, a public policy professor at the University of Southern Maine's Edmund Muskie School of Public Service, will also present his economic forecast.
MEREDA's annual conference is a forum geared toward real estate developers, brokers, architects, bankers, attorneys, accountants and other industry professionals. The focus this year will include an examination of Maine's economic statistics and what they reveal about the future of Maine's economy, specifically relating to commercial and residential properties.
The conference, which Mainebiz sponsors, will also feature the 8th annual MEREDA member showcase, featuring about 500 representatives working in commercial real estate.
Registration costs before Jan. 20 are $85 for the first three MEREDA members from a company and $75 for each additional member. Non-member registration is $160 a person. After Jan. 20, registration fees increase to $100, $90 and $175, respectively.
