Description:
South Jersey is one of the most quietly resilient real estate markets in the Northeast — and the capital moving into it knows the fundamentals are real. Institutional buyers continue to prioritize the region's industrial and multifamily assets, and the housing market across Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester counties has become one of the tightest and fastest-appreciating in New Jersey, with homes routinely trading above asking. Deep highway and port connectivity, major anchor institutions, and steady spillover demand have made this a region investors underwrite on its own merits — not a place waiting to be discovered.
That strength is attracting serious capital and ambitious plans, from a roughly 2 million-square-foot logistics portfolio trading to a single institutional buyer, to Rowan University's $690 million campus expansion, to the state-led next phase of the Camden waterfront. But what gets built now turns on a tighter equation — rates, construction costs, labor, and the state's incentive toolkit all decide which deals pencil and which wait. Nowhere is that sharper than Camden, where the mega-grants that rebuilt the waterfront have given way to a more disciplined question: what pencils now, and who's still building?
What You'll Learn
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Where capital is actually flowing across South Jersey — and which asset classes, submarkets, and project types are drawing the strongest investor and lender interest heading into the next 12–24 months
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Which deals are getting financed in a tighter construction-lending environment, and how developers are structuring capital stacks to make projects pencil
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How rising materials, labor, and rate pressure are reshaping what gets built — and where experienced builders find room in a budget without compromising the product
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What Camden's next phase of development looks like now that the incentive landscape has changed, and where the riverfront and surrounding neighborhoods go from here
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How the region's anchor institutions, public-sector leaders, and private capital are coordinating to turn momentum into delivered buildings
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How leading developers, brokers, lenders, and advisors are positioning their portfolios for the next cycle
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What separates the South Jersey deals that move from the ones that stall — straight from the teams executing them
How You'll Do More Business
This is the room where South Jersey's owners, developers, brokers, lenders, designers, builders, and advisors come together to compare notes on the market, pressure-test their assumptions, and find the partners they need for the next round of deals.
Who Attends
Owners, developers, investors, lenders, brokerage leadership, multifamily and commercial developers, general contractors and construction managers, architects and engineers, real estate counsel, tax and incentive advisors, economic-development and public-sector decision-makers, and the institutional and private capital sources active across the Philadelphia and South Jersey region.
Why You Should Attend
South Jersey's market is moving, and the value is in the room — the people shaping it. Whether you build, finance, broker, advise, design, deliver, lease, or invest, this brings the perspectives and connections that will inform your decisions for the year ahead.
Speakers:
- Peter Chacanias, Attorney, Flaster Greenberg PC
- Ali Houshmand, President, Rowan University
- Joe Aristone, Chief Revenue Officer, PREIT
- Jennifer Nevitt, CEO, Bel Canto Asset Growth Fund
- George Hayward, Managing Director, Greystar
- Hans Lampart, President, Eastern Pacific Development
- Hans Lampart, President, Eastern Pacific Development
- Tom Juliano, CEO, Delco Development
Date & Time:
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 | 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Location:
DoubleTree by Hilton Cherry Hill
2349 Marlton Pike
Cherry Hill Township, NJ 08002
Register:
For more information and to register, click here.
