Cannes becomes Europe's CBD
This year the MIPIM international property market takes place from March 8 to 11 at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes, France. It is the leading international real-estate forum and global marketplace and has become the event of the year in the European real-estate calendar.
The convention brings together investors, end users, local government, international companies, local firms and the media to discuss, interact and, hopefully, make deals that shape the industry in the coming year. The event has a number of key conferences and discussions, with 15,000 of the industry's leading decision makers in attendance. It aims to provide the ideal forum to find out what's happening in the property market.
The conference program is organized under a variety of themes including Asia, urban development, end users and investors, hotel and resorts, architecture and building promotion. Investment opportunities in the Middle East, China and Japan are under particular scrutiny on the first day. Urban regeneration, public-private partnerships and emerging trends in Europe are the highlights of day two. An end users breakfast kicks off March 10 and the new accounting standards and sustainable building projects are examined, as well as an investors' focus session, where a number of European experts will present their markets to a group of cross-border investors. The final day's program is dominated by the final end-users breakfast, which looks at finding the right balance between costs, property size and tenants.
The MIPIM awards is one of the forum's top events. and it takes place on March 10. Organized in association with Immobilien Zeitung, the ceremony rewards the best international real-estate projects across a variety of categories including: business centers; shopping centers; refurbished office buildings; residential developments; and hotel and tourism resorts. The Le Régina Hotel is the sole Polish nominee at this year's ceremony.
Last year saw 15,157 participants from 67 countries attend the event, with more than 1,900 companies exhibiting over the 17,000 sqm venue. Some 43 exhibitors from Poland are making the trip to Cannes this year, and they include developers, banks, legal firms, and delegations from Wrocław, Poznan, Warsaw and Kraków.
For further details see www.mipim.com. Lokale Immobilia will bring you full coverage of the event in the next issue.
The convention brings together investors, end users, local government, international companies, local firms and the media to discuss, interact and, hopefully, make deals that shape the industry in the coming year. The event has a number of key conferences and discussions, with 15,000 of the industry's leading decision makers in attendance. It aims to provide the ideal forum to find out what's happening in the property market.
The conference program is organized under a variety of themes including Asia, urban development, end users and investors, hotel and resorts, architecture and building promotion. Investment opportunities in the Middle East, China and Japan are under particular scrutiny on the first day. Urban regeneration, public-private partnerships and emerging trends in Europe are the highlights of day two. An end users breakfast kicks off March 10 and the new accounting standards and sustainable building projects are examined, as well as an investors' focus session, where a number of European experts will present their markets to a group of cross-border investors. The final day's program is dominated by the final end-users breakfast, which looks at finding the right balance between costs, property size and tenants.
The MIPIM awards is one of the forum's top events. and it takes place on March 10. Organized in association with Immobilien Zeitung, the ceremony rewards the best international real-estate projects across a variety of categories including: business centers; shopping centers; refurbished office buildings; residential developments; and hotel and tourism resorts. The Le Régina Hotel is the sole Polish nominee at this year's ceremony.
Last year saw 15,157 participants from 67 countries attend the event, with more than 1,900 companies exhibiting over the 17,000 sqm venue. Some 43 exhibitors from Poland are making the trip to Cannes this year, and they include developers, banks, legal firms, and delegations from Wrocław, Poznan, Warsaw and Kraków.
For further details see www.mipim.com. Lokale Immobilia will bring you full coverage of the event in the next issue.
