Autonomous vehicle (AV) development has progressed to the point that vehicles are now being tested on public roads, and stakeholders expect they will operate without human supervision in limited areas within the next few years. If AVs are widely adopted, they have the potential to substantially reshape transportation patterns and real estate demand. Municipal governments, through their abilities to set and enforce regulations, will play an important role in determining how transportation and land use evolves in response to AV adoption.

The NAIOP Research Foundation commissioned a report to examine how local governments are preparing for fully autonomous vehicles and to explore how future AV related policies could affect the commercial real estate industry. During this webinar, David Dale-Johnson, Ph.D., Stan Melton Executive Professor in Real Estate at the Alberta School of Business Real Estate Program, will discuss the findings of this report and identify several key findings that are of interest to developers, landowners and the broader commercial real estate community. Professor Dale-Johnson will also discuss the implications for these findings for the post COVID-19 environment.

Speaker:

David Dale-Johnson, Ph.D., Alberta School of Business Real Estate Program

Event details:

• Tues., May 19 | 11 - 11:45 a.m.
• Free webinar for all members of the CRE community 
• Link to participate in webinar will be emailed to registrants.

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