THE HOME BUILDER Spring Summit focuses on 2023 outlook for building/development and key city officials February 2023 Page Five The Dallas BA’s State of the
plans for the year and our changing market is impacting their relationship with the housing industry.” The builder/developer panel will also include Adam Lingenfelter, Lingenfelter Custom Homes; Andrew Pieper, Hillwood Communities; Adam Auensen, Tonti Properties; and Frank Murphy, Wynne/Jackson. The group will discuss the overall market outlook for single and multifamily builders and developers, the impact of the state leg- islative session, regulatory challenges, transformer shortages and more. The municipal panel, moderated by Dallas BA Executive Officer Phil Crone will delve into the priorities for and issues impacting some of the most active cities in the area. Confirmed speakers include development services staff from the cities of Dallas and Ir - ving with others from fast-growing suburbs to be confirmed soon. In addition to Hotchkiss, Perma Pier will also be a program partner.
Industry Summit, presented by Hotch- kiss Insurance, will feature two im- pactful panels with builders and devel- opers from all parts of the construction industry and development services officials from area municipalities. The focus of both discussions will be their outlook for 2023 and what issues will define the Dallas area’s economy and construction industry in the weeks and months to come. The Summit will be held on Thursday, March 2, at Venue Forty|50 in Addison from 8:30 to 11 a.m. Reg- istration and partnership opportunities can be found at DallasBuilders.org. “The Summit is going to dive into consequential issues that are being dis- cussed in every company’s board room right now, including ours,” said Dallas BA President John Porizek with M/I Homes, who will moderate the builder/ developer panel. “I’m also anxious to hear from city officials about their
Adam Auensen Tonti Properties
Adam Lingenfelter Lingenfelter C.H.
Frank Murphy Wynne/Jackson
Andrew Pieper Hillwood
John Porizek M/I Homes
Phil Crone Dallas BA
Young Professionals feature startups panel
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field Homes. Panelists include Jennifer Johnson of Oliva Clarke Homes, Leo Bowler with Astoria and Dustin Austin with Our Country Homes. Dykstra cofounded Bloomfield Homes in 2004, and the company has built more than 11,000 homes in the DFW metroplex since then. Young Professionals is for mem- bers ages 40 and under. The meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. at Association of- fices. Reservations are required.
Dallas BA’s Young Professionals will feature a Homebuilding Startups Panel at their Feb. 8 meeting. Modera- tor will be Don Dykstra from Bloom-
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