Industry panel: Expect fewer amenities in new residential developments

Industry insiders discuss the residential market and how, with rising costs and a diminished appetite for debt, developers are likely to cut down on extras.

Dean Saunders, founder, managing director and senior adviser for conference organizer SVN/Saunders Ralston Dantzler Real Estate; Jim Bavouset, executive vice president of national land operations for homebuilder Lennar; Daniel B. Green, principal at real estate investment firm Wheelock Street Capital; and Noah Breakstone, managing partner and CEO of commercial developer BTI Partners.
Dean Saunders, founder, managing director and senior adviser for conference organizer SVN/Saunders Ralston Dantzler Real Estate; Jim Bavouset, executive vice president of national land operations for homebuilder Lennar; Daniel B. Green, principal at real estate investment firm Wheelock Street Capital; and Noah Breakstone, managing partner and CEO of commercial developer BTI Partners.
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At the Lay of the Land Florida Conference in Lakeland in late February, industry insiders, policy makers, investors and property owners gathered for two days to talk about what they’re seeing.

 

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