CBRE - events

North West Insider Global Logistics Breakfast

CBRE — Thu, 24 Jan 2013 15:19:51 +0000

Time: Jan 29, 07:30 - 09:30
Location: Olympic House, Manchester Airport

CBRE is sponsoring this year’s Insider North West Insider Global Logistics Breakfast, which is being co-sponsored and hosted by Airport City Manchester. Richard Holberton, CBRE’s Director of EMEA Research for Industrial and Logistics, has been invited to join the expert panel as one of the guest speakers.The event is being held at Olympic House, Manchester Airport on Tuesday 29th January 2013 from 7:30am – 9:30am.

Open House Worldwide Conference 2012: Smarter Cities, Smarter Thinking - People and Practice

CBRE — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 11:53:25 +0100

Time: Jun 22, 09:30 - 16:00
Location: CBRE, Henrietta House, Henrietta Place, London W1G 0NB

Smart cities are those that truly blend technological, design innovation and social agendas. This seminar highlights new approaches in ‘smarter thinking’ for urban spaces through different perspectives – technology, energy and design – recognising that when combined with social and cultural sustainability a better result will always ensue. Speakers: - Rashik Parmar, President, IBM Academy of Technology - Volker Buscher, Director of Smart Cities, Arup - Philip Atkins, Head of City Planning, CBRE - Professor Tim Stonor RIBA MRTPI, Managing Director, Space Syntax - David Morgan, Head of Business Development, E.ON Sustainable Cities - Malcolm Smith, Director of Integrated Urbanism, Arup - George Marshal, Founder and Director of Projects, Climate Outreach and Information Network - Nick Leon, Head of Service Design, Royal College of Art - Rt Hon Nick Raynsford, MP

What Future For Our High Streets?

CBRE — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 17:20:58 +0100

Time: Mar 28, 18:00 - 19:30
Location: CBRE, Henrietta House, Henrietta Place, London, W1G 0NB

The publication of the Portas Review at the end of last year, together with the imminent publication of the Government's response to this report and the final NPFF, has returned our high streets to the top of the political agenda. Yet some of our biggest high street retailers face an increasingly uncertain future and some commentators are calling for town centres to be allowed to die. To explore this further, CBRE is hosting a debate on the future of our high streets. A panel chaired by Tim Danaher, former editor of Retail Week, will consider whether we should save our town centres and, if so, how? Panellists will include Ian Fletcher, Director of Policy at British Property Federation; Maureen Hinton from Verdict Research; Ian Anderson, Senior Director of the CBRE National planning Team; and Graham Chase, President of the Association of Town Centre Management. The event is free and open to all those who work or study in planning an related built environment professionals. Please reserve your place by contacting Lucy Barton at london@rtpi.org.uk

MIPIM 2012 - CBRE’s Global Investment Forum: Capital on the Move in 2012

CBRE — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:11:21 +0000

Time: Mar 07, 08:15 - 10:15
Location: Room Martha, Majestic Hotel

In an uncertain economic and political environment, the right real estate investment strategy will be more crucial than ever in 2012. Will global capital flows follow economic performance? Will property markets outside of the eurozone be favoured by investors? Or are there surprises on the horizon? This year at MIPIM, join CBRE and a panel of our real estate investment leaders from around the world as we discuss the key investment drivers and the likely market hot spots and trends in the year ahead: CBRE’s Global Investment Forum: Capital on the Move in 2012 The interactive panel discussion will also reveal the findings from CBRE’s annual Investor Intentions Survey, which predicts real estate investment trends for the coming year. Time: 9am sharp start, with breakfast and networking from 8.15am RSVP: tilly.shirlaw@fticonsulting.com

Cass / BCSC Master Class: Shopping Centre Investment and Market Analysis

CBRE — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 12:28:00 +0000

Time: Feb 20, 09:00 - 17:30
Location: CBRE, Henrietta House, Henrietta Place, London, W1G 0NB.

This is the first in the series of Cass / BCSC Master Classes for 2012, and is part of the themed group 'Diagnosing and Creating Investment Potential'. This group of master classes is focused upon appraising the investment potential of a shopping centre and understanding how a commercially viable and integrated shopping centre can be developed. More than any other class of property, the stock of shopping centres is owned and managed by large scale property investors – insurance and pension funds, listed property companies, and collective investment funds. An understanding of why they invest in shopping centres, the strategies they pursue and the tools they use is therefore essential to any analysis of the shopping centre landscape. This master class will first map the two key forces in the development of the UK shopping centre sector over the last 60 years: the rise of centres to a dominant position as retail locations, alongside their rise to become a major element of investment portfolios. Speakers: Tony Key Professor of Real Estate Economics, Cass Business School. Stewart Colderick Head of Shopping Centre Investment, CBRE Programme: 1. The growth of shopping centres - Changing formats: Long-run shifts in share of consumer spend and retail floorspace across shop units, shopping centres and retail warehouses - Changing locations: The shift from in-town shop units and department stores, the rise of shopping centres and retail warehouses - Centre formats: Development waves and changing styles of shopping centre building, the current size, location and vintage structure of the stock. 2. Shopping centres as investments - Flows of investment in shopping centresand their role in investment portfolios - Who owns the shopping centre stock: Splits by investor types, centre types and locations. 3. The performance of shopping centres - What we expect from property: Risk, return, and yield; long-run rental and income growth - What we expect from shopping centres: Scale of investment, operational management, tenant diversity, dealing with obsolescence - What returns do we get: Performance history of rentals, incomes, yields and returns over 30 years with a comparison of shopping centres against other property, and the best and worst centres. 4. Market analysis - Macro: Analysing shopping centre performance, demand and supply, forecasting models - Micro: Assessing development and investment potential using catchment analysis, geo-demographics, gravity models. 5. Investment appraisal - Approaches to investment analysis: The principles of yield and income capitalisation, discounted cash flow methods, Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR) - Practical shopping centre appraisal: An extended example unpicking leases, reviews, expiries, other income flows and costs - Investment process: Development decisions, buy-sell decisions, refurbishment. 6. Current issues in shopping centre investment - Market prospects and forecasts; the primary secondary gap; dealing with obsolescence and redevelopment.

MAPIC 2011

CBRE — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 12:21:20 +0000

Time: Nov 16 - Nov 18
Location: Palais des Festivals Cannes France

MAPIC brings together global retail and real estate leaders to forge partnerships, close deals and stay on top of trends and innovation. Our stand this year will be 22.02.