RJ Fischer’s Post

***Small Bay Sundays*** From an Idea to a Sold-Out Summit What started as a few people in the small bay space calling each other to share notes and help one another out has turned into a sold-out event in Midtown Manhattan. That’s how the Small Bay Summit was born. We picked a venue for 180 seats, weren’t sure how it would go… and never in our wildest dreams did we think it would be completely sold out in a matter of weeks. The Summit brings all the major players into one room to exchange ideas, data, and perspectives that are shaping the future of small bay industrial, marking one of the first times all the voices that define this space are together in one place. Something I’m especially excited for is our panels. Brokers, who are the gatekeepers of leasing and sales information in this fragmented asset class, will share what they’re seeing in the market. Capital groups will dive into how they’re underwriting small bay as it moves toward institutionalization. And operators, some of the largest nationally, will give real insights from their portfolios about how they buy, operate, and grow. In a space where public data is limited and insights are often kept close to the vest, these are the kinds of conversations you can’t get anywhere else. Attendance represents a true cross-section of the small bay ecosystem: Who’s in the room: - Institutional capital and family office investors - Bank and non-bank credit decision-makers - National and regional brokerage leaders - Multi-market small bay operators and portfolio managers - Ground-up developers and site selectors - Title, legal, engineering, and construction partners Getting this mix in one room is rare, and it’s exactly what makes the Summit valuable. We’ll also be featuring live podcast recordings and conversations that capture the energy of where this asset class is headed next. We could not have done this without our co-hosts Matt Hunsucker of Small Bay List and Lee Sager and David Harris of Camps Bay Capital, along with all of our generous sponsors who helped make this event possible. Without them, this would not have come to fruition. If you’re attending the event, please reach out, I’d love to connect rfischer@doorsandspaces.com #SmallBayIndustrial #SmallBaySummit #IndustrialRealEstate #FlexIndustrial #SmallBaySundays Brian Whitmer Doors & Spaces Industrial Aislinn Cholet