HONG KONG, Nov 14 (Bernama) -- Property market players, including from
Malaysia, are set to converge at MIPIM Asia 2011, a preeminent real estate event
in the Asia-Pacific beginning tomorrow till Nov 17 at the Hong Kong Convention
and Exhibition Centre.
MIPIM Asia 2011, organised by Reed Midem, addresses the needs of real estate
professionals involved with or interested in the Asia-Pacific real estate
market.
It is created for investors to explore promising opportunities and
partnerships, developers to market projects to eager investors, cities and local
authorities to promote their regions.
The event is also created for end-users, hotel groups, retailers to find
prime partners and scout for new locations, as well as service providers to
engage with key decision-makers and foster new relationships.
Key speakers and specialist panels will offer participants valuable insights
into the Asia-Pacific real estate markets, local investment strategies and
industry segments to help move businesses forward in the region.
The topics for this year''s event include China: Tips for success and an
in-depth exploration of the market; South-East Asia: Emerging opportunities;
Finance & Investment: Local Practices; Retail: Growth Strategies; and,
Sustainable cities: The Real Estate of the Future.
Three Malaysian property developers -- IJM Land Bhd, Sunway Bhd and Selangor
State Development Corporation (PKNS) -- will showcase some of their most
prominent projects at the Malaysian Pavilion at the event.
Along with other government agencies such as MSC Malaysia, represented by
Multimedia Development Corp, UOA Development Bhd and Cyberview, the groups are
expected to form a dynamic Malaysian contingent at the trade show.
The Malaysian Pavilion is initiated by Malaysia Property Inc, a non-profit
government organisation under the Economic Planning Unit.
Meanwhile, the three-day event will provide institutional investors with the
opportunity to discuss with Malaysian companies on potential en-bloc residential
and commercial acquisitions, seek joint-venture partners for development
projects, project funding and greenfield development opportunities. -- BERNAMA
TNS THS