Real estate professionals are eligible to earn eight continuing education credits at the 6th Annual Northern Colorado Real Estate Summit, scheduled for April 4 at the Embassy Suites by Hilton in Loveland.
This credit is available to all licensed real estate agents and is provided through the Boulder-Longmont Association of Realtors and the Colorado Regulatory Authority.
The conference will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will feature sessions focused on aspects of residential and commercial real estate, including housing forecasting from Dennis Schick, broker and owner of Re/Max Alliance.
Ryan Schaefer, CEO of NAI Affinity, provides commercial forecasts.
Other sessions will consider:
• Financing availability: Find out how rising interest rates will impact the commercial real estate financing environment, including loans that are coming up for renewal.
• Housing Policy Perspectives: A discussion of state and local policy initiatives to promote housing construction, including affordable housing.
• Employment growth projections. Find out which industries generate the most demand for commercial real estate.
• Real estate agent membership: How recent legal decisions are impacting real estate agent association membership.
• Construction begins: New development projects considered in seven regional cities.
• Brokerage fees: How recent and ongoing litigation surrounding brokerage fees will impact the brokerage industry and consumers.
• Demographic changes: How changes in demographics and population trends affect demand for commercial and residential real estate.
Registration for the conference can be done through the BizWest website. Early registration fee is $70 until his March 4th. CE credits are purchased separately and are available for $20.
Title sponsors include Elevations Credit Union, EPS Group/Northern Engineering, McWhinney Real Estate Services Inc., NAI Affinity, and Re/Max Alliance.
