Where should we invest our next $10 million? – The affects of the pandemic on Bay Area real estate

As we face the enormous challenges of COVID-19 the current landscape of commercial real estate is dramatically changing, but how? From office space, to hospitality, to industrial warehousing and bioscience developments, investment strategies are shifting and property values are changing. Find out where things are going with our panel of experts who will provide a wide range of insights.

Moderator: Peter Dreyfuss, Dreyfuss Capital Partners Peter is currently managing partner with Dreyfuss Capital Partners, engaged in entitlement and development projects in the Bay Area. For 16 years he amassed a portfolio of 7 office properties in San Francisco as West Coast Director of Real Estate for The Broe Group located in Denver, a $3 billion privately held conglomerate of railroads, real estate, and venture capital. Lately he has been venturing into industrial and multifamily developments.

Brett I. Reynolds, MAI, CCIM Brett I. Reynolds is a Sr. Vice President with Kidder Mathews Valuation & Advisory Services, located in the San Francisco office. Mr. Reynolds has approximately 16 years of experience in the real estate industry, with emphasis in both real estate valuation and real estate acquisition / asset management

Clayton Jew, Kidder Matthews Clayton has provided real estate services to San Francisco and Bay Area clients for over two decades. He specializes in acquisitions, dispositions, and representation for tenants and landlords. He has a broad perspective of current real estate values and the changing demands and needs of property owners and investors both domestically and internationally.

Michael Grausz, Newmark Knight Frank Michael is a Senior Managing Director with Newmark Knight Frank in the Capital Markets Group. He focuses on debt and equity financing for commercial real estate including office, industrial, retail, self-storage, medical office, mobile home parks, multi-family, an