Brooklyn Park is gearing up to host the 32nd Annual Real Estate Forum on March 7, with this year’s theme focusing on "Building and Enriching Communities." Mayor Hollies Winston has a date with the podium to kick things off and will be welcoming a slew of professionals and brokers from across the Twin Cities to the much-anticipated event.

The gathering, set to be held at Edinburgh USA at 8700 Edinbrook Crossing, is positioning itself as a hub for industry insiders to not only earn continuing education credits but also actively engage with the latest city development projects. An array of public safety initiatives, educational progress, and housing financial resources are set squarely under the spotlight as the city unveils opportunities for growth and enrichment. Registration is open, and those interested can sign up online now for a chance to be part of the conversation, according to the City of Brooklyn Park.

Being at this forum means more than just sitting back and listening. Attendees are going to directly interact with subjects like educational opportunities, recreation, and park amenities. The event promises to be an informative platform and promises to give real estate mavens a leg up in connecting with the city’s trajectory. The half-day affair, stretching from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., is also recognized by the Minnesota Department of Commerce for educational credit, further underlining its professional gravitas, as stated in the City of Brooklyn Park.