The 6 Most Urgent Questions CRE Professionals Face In 2017

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From Brexit to Trump, 2017 promises to be another year of surprises. At Bisnow’s Financial Markets and Real Estate Investment event on Feb. 23, our all-star panel of experts will answer six of the most pressing questions about what the future holds for the commercial property market in London in 2017. We’ll tackle the questions that are vexing developers and investors — and help you better navigate the year ahead.

1.  Will 2017 bring more upheaval or will commercial property regain its equilibrium after London lost its crown as the top CRE market to Germany in 2016?

2.  How will Brexit impact UK’s outward foreign investment activity?

3.  With so much liquidity and not much property, is this the time to sell?

4.  What sectors have peaked and what sectors still have growth potential?

5.  What will happen to the London and broader UK property market when interest rates eventually rise?

6.  Why are inbound investors looking beyond Greater London for greater returns?

Join us at BFI IMAX on Feb. 23 to explore these questions and other issues that will shape capital markets in 2017.

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