Exhibition name:Real Estate Investment World China 2011 |
Organiser:Terrapinn |
venue:Pudong Shangri-La |
Detail: Over the last 5 years, the total investment in Chinas booming real estate sector has rocketed to an estimated 5.3 trillion yuan (US$657.6 billion). According to the People's Bank of China in its third-quarter monetary policy report, national real estate investment in the first three quarters of 2006 reached 1.3 trillion yuan (US$165 billion). This is probably just the tip of the iceberg. Albeit government measures and attempts to "cool" the industry, developers and investors remain bullish about the future of Chinese real estate, not only in mainland China but also in the neighbouring Hong Kong and Macau markets which have obviously benefited from China's real estate boom. To fully comprehend the vast potential and opportunities that Chinese real estate market presents, REIW China 2007 is the only real estate investment forum in the next 12 months that can accurately measure the pulse of the industry and unveil the potential in the real estate market. Touted as THE real estate investment management event to attend by the industry who's who, Real Estate Investment World China 2007 is the gateway to access and assess untapped opportunities across Greater China, the channel to maximize your foothold in the burgeoning Chinese real estate market, and the link between the international and Chinese markets. Attracting over 400 participants from 19 countries in 2006, REIW China 2007 will cover greater grounds across core and alternative real estate sectors in the Greater China market. This forum will be the largest congregation of international and local developers, investors, fund and asset managers, investment bankers, regulators and policy makers, consultants, legal advisors and industry specialists interested in gaining a piece market share in this burgeoning market. http://www.terrapinn.com/2007/reiwcn/ |
Friday, 22 July 2011
Real Estate Investment World China 2011
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