NAREE President Reveals #NAREE2021 Conference Details
/Dear fellow real estate writers and editors:
There's still time to make plans for attending the National Association of Real Estate Editors conference from Dec. 7-10 in Miami, the yearly boot camp for real estate journalists (without the calisthenics).
The NAREE get together is like a 3 1/2-day news conference, with industry leaders, economists, news makers, market trackers and journalists speaking about the latest trends and developments in the real estate industry.
This year's conference will include one-on-one interviews with Miami Condo King Jorge Perez and Knock CEO Sean Black. Monica Richardson, executive editor of the Miami Herald will be a pre-luncheon speaker. A panel of industry experts will discuss lessons learned from the Champlain Towers South collapse in Surfside.
Our NAREE University sessions will include reporters from the Panama and Pandora Papers speaking about investigative reporting for real estate journalists. Miami-based reporters from the AP, New York Times, USA Today and the Miami Herald will discuss how they broke stories about infighting, money laundering and the design flaws that doomed the 12-story Surfside condo tower. An expert in web design will speak about reaching the missing 25% of our online audience, disabled readers.
Other topics will include single-family rentals, commercial and residential economic outlooks, mortgage matters, sea-level rise, the second-home market, the apartment market, skyscrapers and iBuyers.
There will be receptions, networking, a visit to the Wynwood Arts District and the President's Suite Happy Hour.
Some Bivins Fellowships are still available to help journalists cover hotel expenses. Most of the meals are included.
The only problem you'll have is finding time to cover all the story ideas you will take home from this conference!
NAREE is a 93-year-old non-profit press association for print, online and broadcast real estate writers and editors.
If you have time available in your schedule, please consider joining us in Miami.
To learn more, see the note below about hotel availability. More details also are available at NAREE.org.
Sincerely,
Jeff Collins, housing/real estate writer
Orange County Register/SCNG
NAREE President
Email: JeffCollins@SCNG.com
Book your hotel today!
The special NAREE rate expires tomorrow. Click here for details on how to book your room.
If you’ve already booked and have a confirmation number from the hotel, or have an email confirmation of your fellowship from the NAREE office, you are all set on lodging.
For any questions, please contact NAREE Executive Director, Mary Doyle-Kimball at mdkimball@naree.org.