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Late this afternoon at the Eastham Station in the Hayden Tract, a panel of experts with a heavy accent on real estate, sunnily will explore the future of the Culver City.
Color it gold.
The sold-out affair that starts at 5:20 was convened by PMI Properties and CTO Jeffrey Elliot Palmer at PMI headquarters, 3525 Eastham Dr.
Mr. Palmer’s theme:
“Many are saying that Culver City could be L.A.'s next big neighborhood, connecting the Westside to the East Side, capitalizing on its central location and historic character.
“We will dive into topics such as new developments under way and on the horizon, challenges and opportunities in the market, and what the city is doing to promote growth.”
He pledges “an afternoon filled with hard-hitting content on what the future holds, followed by a can't-miss schmooze and cocktail hour.”
In addition to the host Mr. Palmer, the panel lineup includes Michael Hackman, CEO of Hackman Capital, Wall Marks, president of WNM Realty, Kevin Lachoff, director, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, Frederick Smith, partner, Samitaur Constructs, Thomas Wulf, SVP, Lowe Enterprises Real Estate Group and Brad Gross, EVP, DTV.
Moderator will be Damon Juha, partner, Freeman, Freeman & Smiley.
Andy Weissman, the face of the City Council noted for his nuanced humor, will launch the panel discussion. He said from a real estate standpoint, Culver City is geographically and economically positioned desirably to maturely compete primarily for developers’ attention with Los Angeles and Playa Vista.
