QUESTIONSThe conference Commercial Real Estate of Moscow and St.-Petersburg (CRE of Moscow and St)
Venue: Holiday Inn Lesnaya Hotel Moscow
Location: Moscow, Russian Federation, Russia
| Event Date/Time: Oct 19, 2006 | End Date/Time: Oct 20, 2006 |
| Registration Date: Oct 18, 2006 | |
| Early Registration Date: Oct 17, 2006 |
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The leaders of Russian real estate market Moscow and S.-Petersburg are an example for regional players and attract the greatest amount of developers, investors and tenants. Business and social spheres in Moscow and S.-Petersburg need new ideas and concepts in town planning. There is an acute problem because of lack of free spaces and engrowing demand for commercial and dwelling spaces.
Moscow is a business center of the country. More than one third of working people in Moscow are connected with the economy sectors which determine the high demand for office buildings. The common weal grows and people spend money as a result the demand for trade centers and warehouses grows. Moscow is also attractive to companies. In recent years the regional companies trend to move their headquarters to Moscow or to open representative offices.
St.-Petersburg does not stand still. Many western companies enter Russian market in St.-Petersburg. In St.-Petersburg acute competition, growth of business and sales force the business to widen their sales areas and use new modern areas, in particular trade centers and complexes.
Aim:
• To discuss perspectives of commercial real estate development of Moscow and S.-Petersburg
• To define the most perspective orientation of investment
• To discuss the future of business and state cooperation.
Subjects to be discussed:
• Particular features of real estate in the cities. Can the regions use their experience?
• Ways and particular features of investment attraction in commercial real estate. When will the segment be saturated?
• Land tenure regulation in Moscow and St.-Petersburg
• Development of city programs in the sphere of real estate
• Development perspectives of main segments of real estate in Moscow and St.-Petersburg
Who should attend:
General directors, Commercial directors, Executive directors, Development directors of management, building and investment companies, banks, architectural bureaus, trade and office centers, trade-industrial holding companies.
Moscow is a business center of the country. More than one third of working people in Moscow are connected with the economy sectors which determine the high demand for office buildings. The common weal grows and people spend money as a result the demand for trade centers and warehouses grows. Moscow is also attractive to companies. In recent years the regional companies trend to move their headquarters to Moscow or to open representative offices.
St.-Petersburg does not stand still. Many western companies enter Russian market in St.-Petersburg. In St.-Petersburg acute competition, growth of business and sales force the business to widen their sales areas and use new modern areas, in particular trade centers and complexes.
Aim:
• To discuss perspectives of commercial real estate development of Moscow and S.-Petersburg
• To define the most perspective orientation of investment
• To discuss the future of business and state cooperation.
Subjects to be discussed:
• Particular features of real estate in the cities. Can the regions use their experience?
• Ways and particular features of investment attraction in commercial real estate. When will the segment be saturated?
• Land tenure regulation in Moscow and St.-Petersburg
• Development of city programs in the sphere of real estate
• Development perspectives of main segments of real estate in Moscow and St.-Petersburg
Who should attend:
General directors, Commercial directors, Executive directors, Development directors of management, building and investment companies, banks, architectural bureaus, trade and office centers, trade-industrial holding companies.
Venue
Lesnaya, 15
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For full information, please, contact:
Conference producer Natalia Makhotina
Tel.:7(495)514-13-74, ext. 1100
E-mail: makhotina@infor-media.ru
Producer assistant Anastasia Chilikina
Tel.:7(495)514-13-74, ext. 1188
E-mail: chilikina@infor-media.org
Restrictions
Trade Only
