- The Pebble Project

4.12 MB
Mike Heatwole, VP of Public Affairs for the Pebble Partnership, highlights the current status and the future plans for this massive project.
- 2010 Office Market Watch

0.94 MB
Ted Jensen, MAI from Reliant, LLC presents results from the 2010 Anchorage Office Market Survey. Vacancy rates, rents, capitalization, operating expenses and anticipated trends for 2010 are discussed in this powerpoint presentation. Copies of the actual 2010 Market Watch have been sent to all 2010 BOMA Anchorage members.
- Title 21 ReWrite

2.04 MB
Presentations from the Title 21 ReWrite panel (Jim Ferguson/AGC, Don Dwiggins/Architect, Shaun Debenham/Developer) which highlights the concerns with the current version of the Title 21 ReWrite.
- 2010 Forecast Luncheon: Per Bjorn-Roli on Office

0.22 MB
Per Bjorn-Roli from Reliant Advisory Services spoke on the 2010 Office market predictions. His complete presentation is not posted at this time as it will be incorporated into his 2010 Market Watch which will be available in late Spring 2010 to all BOMA members.
- 2010 Forecast Lunch: David Irwin on Retail

0.66 MB
David Irwin of Irwin Development Group LLC was unable to make his presentation at the luncheon, and Brian Meissner summarized the major points of David's program. David has, however, allowed us to post his presentation about the National and Anchorage retail market.
- 2010 Forecast Lunch: Shaun Debenham on Industrial

2.66 MB
Shaun Debenham of Debenham Properties speaks on the Industrial Market, including availability of land, development constraints and Title 21 changes that will affect the industrial market.
- 2010 Forecast Lunch: Neal Fried on the Alaska Economy

0.45 MB
Alaska Department of Labor and Workplace Development economist Neal Fried speaks on the overall Alaska Economy.
- 2010 Forecast Lunch: Brian Meissner Construction Update

0.75 MB
Brian Meissner with ECI/Hyer Architecture and Interiors speaks about future construction projects in the Anchorage area, including how costs have been affected by the world economy.