Leaders in the city’s real estate and arts industries gathered Tuesday morning at the New York Athletic Club to discuss the challenges of building creative communities at this juncture of the pandemic and how new collaborations and initiatives can help grow the city’s arts sector.
The event, which was sponsored by Crain’s, centered on new strategies for commercial and residential real estate firms to partner with arts and cultural groups. That starts by strengthening industry relationships and being creative with investment pathways, said keynote speaker Karen Brooks Hopkins, senior adviser to the Onassis Foundation and former president of the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
“The arts are a magnet
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