Join us at the InterFace Salt Lake City Multifamily conference, where industry leaders will explore opportunities and challenges in one of the region’s most active apartment markets.

This half-day event will bring together key stakeholders involved in the development, investment, management, and operation of multifamily properties across the Salt Lake City metro area.

  • Date: Wednesday, November 3rd, 2026
  • Time: 12:20 PM - 4:25 PM
  • Venue: Salt Lake City Marriott City Center
  • Hosted by: Western Real Estate Business magazine, Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business magazine, and the InterFace Conference Group

Connect with top developers, owners, investors, operators, brokers, lenders, architects, and contractors — and hear expert insights on market performance, capital availability, investment strategies, and development trends.

Panelists will examine economic and demographic drivers shaping the local multifamily landscape and share strategies for boosting occupancy, managing costs, and meeting tenant demands in a competitive environment.

The event will draw attendees from throughout Salt Lake City and surrounding markets, including professionals focused on Class A, B, and C properties. Whether you’re buying, selling, developing, redeveloping, operating, or financing multifamily assets, this is a valuable opportunity to network and stay informed.

Note: InterFace Salt Lake City Industrial will take place the morning of November 5 at the same venue. Click here for details.

TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED

  • Economic outlook and its impact on the Salt Lake City multifamily market
  • Availability and terms of debt and equity financing in 2027
  • Rent performance, pricing pressures, and forecasted trends
  • Cap rate movement and investor expectations heading into 2027
  • Investment dynamics: supply constraints, demand drivers, and barriers to entry
  • Core vs. value-add strategies: where capital is flowing and why
  • Development pipeline and new project activity for 2027–2028
  • Operational challenges: rising costs, staffing, and technology adoption
  • Design and architecture trends shaping new multifamily properties
  • Amenity expectations: what today’s tenants value most
  • Affordable housing: programs, incentives, and policy trends
  • The influence of single-family rentals and build-to-rent on the multifamily market

WHO ATTENDS?

  • Owners, Developers & Investors
  • Debt & Equity Capital Providers & Financial Intermediaries
  • Property Managers
  • Asset Managers & Operators
  • Institutional Investors & Fund Managers
  • Special Servicers & Receivers
  • Leasing & Marketing Specialists
  • Investment Sales Brokers
  • Title Insurers
  • General Contractors, Architects & Engineers
  • Real Estate Accountants and Attorneys
  • Service Providers to the Multifamily Industry