Agenda

The conference takes place on Wednesday 16th November 2011 in London W1. 

As well as detailed up to date presentations from leading industry experts, the event will provide a forum for debate, exchanging ideas, having individual questions answered and crucial networking. 

The theme of the Conference is the future of Residential as an investment class. 

 

Conference Timetable

9.30am Morning Session (includes a Coffee Break)

  • Where is the Residential Investment Market in 2011?
  • Analysing the current buy to let market, the implications for landlords, and how this is influencing the market
  • Public Sector desire for Build to Let and Joint Ventures
  • The Appetite from lenders for mortgages on buy to let, affordable housing and shared ownership products. Is it increasing or will it?
  • Comparison of Residential in the IPD index
  • The institutional demand for Residential as an Asset Class, will collective investment schemes happen?
  • How Housebuilders and Funds might interact
  • Understanding Affordable Housing as an asset class and how it might offer value to investors
  • How will developers interact with investors going forward? What will the investors buy and will developers be influenced in what they build by this demand?
  • Panel Discussion and questions on The appetite for Residential as an Asset Class
  • How changes to tax legislation could improve investor returns
  • How are the changes in the Government's budget to be implemented?
  • The impact of the REIT legislation changes and new Stamp Duty regulations on Investors

1.30pm Networking Lunch Session 

2.30pm Afternoon Session (includes a Coffee Break)

  • What role will the HCA now have in Residential Investment?
  • Political support for a Professional Rented Sector
  • How good management can improve returns from the Private Rented Sector and Residential Investment
  • Build-to-Let as an investment proposition – where is the real value, how does it stack up?
  • Who will actually provide Build to Let products?

4.15pm - Networking Drinks Session for attendees and panelists

 

 

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