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EastEuro Link is proud to invite you to its forthcoming international forum on real estate and construction for the region of Central and Southeast Europe. Following the successful concept of bringing together regional government representatives and key industry figures, this event is tailored to provide knowledge and tools.

the Second Annual Real Estate and Construction Conference for Central and Southeast Europe

REGION UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Hilton Hotel, Sofia, Bulgaria
31. March 2006.

www.realestate.easteurolink.co.uk

Hear the very latest about the real estate and construction industry development in Central and South Eastern Europe. Don’t miss the opportunity to meet CSEE key stakeholders and discover the long-term vision for this rapidly transforming region. The conference will provide a superb opportunity to gather information and build new business relationships with the key players in the CSEE market.

Who will come?

· High Government Officials

· International Real Estate and Construction Organizations

· Property Developers

· Project Managers

· Financiers & Lenders

· Portfolio and Fund Managers

· Lawyers in the practice of real estate and property development

· Investment Advisors and Consultants

· Hedge Funds

· Insurance Companies

· Investment Executives

· Regulators

· Prime Brokers

Key topics to be discussed:

· The Role of governments in real estate and construction development

· Market regulations and legislative development in CSEE

· Comparison of investing in commercial, residential, industrial and infrastructure sectors

· Comparison of investment opportunities in different CSEE countries

· Overviews of real estate and construction markets in the region

· Financing issues for investing in CSEE property markets

· PPP environment in CSEE

· Future trends in property development and investment in CSEE

Network with your peers, competitors and future partners at the leading event for those interested in meeting the key players in the local market.

For the latest information regarding list of speakers and agenda visit
www.realestate.easteurolink.co.uk

Exceptional promotional opportunities available now!

TO BOOK YOUR PLACE, please contact Ms Alexandra Z. at:

Tel:+381 11 328 6 515

Fax: +381 11 20 26 115

e-mail: alexandra.zivkovic@easteurolink.co.uk

All attendees at the conference will receive a FREE CD ROM of conference material containing ministerial presentations and other conference material.

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But although the Russian capital ranked second for capital growth and development prospects, it came in 26th — or second-last — in the risk-adjusted total return ratings, according to “Emerging Trends in Real Estate, Europe 2006,” published at the end of January by the Urban Land Institute and PricewaterhouseCoopers. The report reflects the views of more than 300 investors, developers and property companies who were either personally interviewed or completed surveys.

Even though Moscow finished toward the bottom of the pack overall, respondents positively evaluated all the city’s property types, especially industrial. Moscow suffered in the rankings largely because of its poor risk ratings, with respondents rating it the highest-risk city of all 27 in the survey.

The industrial “buy” recommendation jumped from 45 percent of respondents in 2005 to 74 percent in 2006. The warehouse sector is underdeveloped with “incredible demand,” one respondent said. Retail and warehouse vacancy rates have been declining since 2002.

The study found demand is increasing for a high-quality Class A office space. Class A office vacancy rates have steadily declined over the last two years.

One of the most notable changes from last year was the growing number of investors now prepared to take a development risk. In some Central European cities, risk-taking is the only way to obtain a high-quality product, the report said, adding that “speculative development is making a comeback.”

Paris received the highest ranking overall, with top marks for its size and liquidity. London was ranked second, with investors in all property sectors wishing to buy or hold in 2006. Helsinki jumped from sixth place last year to third place this year, followed by Madrid in fourth place and Barcelona in fifth, up from eighth last year.

The search for property investments and development is now spreading to many second-tier property markets, with respondents frequently mentioning cities in Cyprus, Croatia, Ukraine, the Baltics, Slovenia and Romania.

According to one interviewee active in Russia and other CIS countries, the need remains “for the market to become more transparent and open; people should feel more comfortable that there are fair, open, clear rules.”