Sep 19, 2026
Boris Mizhen was honored to join the best minds in the industry, including finance and development gurus like Money360 CEO Evan Gentry and Scott Purcell, the Founder and CEO of Fund America.
New York, NY, United States, September 19, 2026 -- Industry leaders, investors, and real estate professionals gathered in California for the Annual Winter Forum on Real Estate Opportunity and Private Fund Investing, hosted by IMN, a global organizer of institutional finance and investment conferences. Now the event has become one of the leading real estate investment forums on the West Coast, bringing together prominent executives, investors, and strategists from across the industry. New York property developer and philanthropist Boris Mizhen attended this year’s forum, engaging with industry leaders and gaining insight into emerging trends and opportunities shaping the commercial real estate market. Known for his involvement in real estate development and support of entrepreneurial ventures, Mizhen welcomed the opportunity to participate in discussions addressing the evolving investment landscape. The forum gives a place for the guests to examine key developments, challenges, and investment strategies for the commercial real estate sector, while fostering dialogue among professionals in the industry.
The forum, held at the famed Montage Resort and Spa in Laguna Beach, is a three-day-long event that hosts insightful presentations and discussions on the most pressing issues in commercial real estate. Attendees have an opportunity for an in-depth look at how challenging macroeconomic factors like rising interest rates, the oil price shock, and the upcoming presidential election will impact real estate and investment. Debates are expected to be passionate, as career CEO’s, managers, developers, and other experts come together to analyze, strategize, and come up with effective solutions for navigating the current economic and political landscape. Boris Mizhen was honored to join the best minds in the industry, including finance and development gurus like Money360 CEO Evan Gentry and Scott Purcell, the Founder and CEO of Fund America.
Mizhen, who owns and manages dozens of properties in the US and has founded several successful online companies, is constantly searching for ways to grow personally and professionally. As he is known to say, “The world is always developing, and so am I.” This year’s IMN Real Estate Opportunity and Private Fund Investing forum is anticipated to be one of the most important events in the industry due to the stellar networking opportunities and rigorous agenda.
Boris Mizhen is a successful real estate developer and entrepreneur. With a unique business instinct and tireless work ethic, he has created several thriving online marketing companies. He owns and manages several commercial real estate properties throughout the northeastern United States. A resident of New York City, Mizhen is a strong supporter of numerous charities and groups that benefit the community, including Chabad of the Shoreline and the Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven. He is passionate about his work and equally dedicated to improving others' lives, as shown through his intensive philanthropic work and generous donations.
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