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Thursday 25^th May

09:00

Terrapinn - Real Estate Investment World Europe 2006

Date: Wed 24 - Thu 25
Venue: Royal Garden Hotel
Location: London
Cost: £1,495

European investors gather to discuss new opportunities in real estate investment

Real Estate Investment World Europe 2006 will cover all the latest developments in the European commercial property market, including the various property investment vehicles that are available to investors, new and emerging regions within Europe, and types of property that are yielding good ROI.

REIW Europe 2006 will complement a global portfolio that already includes events in Asia, the Middle East and Australia. It provides top-level education for all those wishing to invest in the European commercial property market, either directly or indirectly. It is a world-class conference that allows senior decision makers within the European real estate market to meet, network, and do business with their peers.

Conference highlights:

•Benchmark against best practice from around the World
•Hear who is currently investing in European property and in what
•Learn how REITs will affect the property investment landscape in the UK
•Find out what will be the key trends in the UK property market in 2006
•Investigate new investment opportunities including REIT, derivatives, infrastructure projects, property funds and emerging markets
•Networking with Europe’s key players

For more information on this event click here to send an email enquiry

MarketingWorks - Negotiating to Win

Venue: The Building Centre, Store Street
Location: London
Cost: £295

A Business Development Workshop for the Construction Industry. To become successful in negotiating requires skills and experience to achieve a common goal that meets the needs of both parties. Everyone, at some time, enjoys a position of power over another person and has the ability to impose their desires, wishes, or wants upon them. Old-style negotiations based on this power, in the form of force, intimidation or even just plain old bluffing, are no longer valid for today's market. Being an effective negotiator requires you to think long term and win/win, rather than use the win/lose tactics and gambits that only deliver a short-term gain at the expense of the future.

For more information on this event click here to send an email enquiry