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ULI Asia e-News
In this eNews
Opportunities And Challenges in
China's Tier II Cities
ULI Shanghai Symposium
FT Asia Property Summit 2008
A Message from ULI Global Chairman, Todd
Mansfield
ULI's New Book Growing Cooler Outlines Ways to
Combine Efficient Land Use and Energy Efficiency to Mitigate Climate
Change
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ULI Asia Calendar
July 2008
Real
Estate, Oil, Economy with Rick Rosan, ULI President Worldwide
8 July, 8:00am to 9:30am, AmCham Hong Kong
ULI Asia
Leadership Dinner
8 July, 6:30pm to 9:30pm, Hong Kong Bankers Club
Transit-Oriented Development
with Enrique Penalosa
21 July, Apex Central Plaza, Hong Kong
December 2008
ULI Asia
Conference: Real Estate Trends Asia Pacific
8 December, Hong Kong
Recent Programmes
June 2008
ULI Shanghai Symposium Sustaining
Economy Environment and Community in China
3 June, 2:30pm to 5:30pm, One Xintiandi, Shanghai, China
World Cities Summit: Livable and Vibrant Cities
23-25 June, Singapore
May 2008
FT Asia
Property Summit 2008
15 May, 8:00am to 6:00pm, The St. Regis, Singapore
ULI Workshops:
Sustainable
Development: Principles and Practices for Green Communities
15-16 May - Singapore
19-20 May - Hong Kong
Download Brochure, Registration Form
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 Opportunities and Challenges in China's Tier II
Cities
By Rong Ren, CEO of Harvest Capital Partners
China has a population of more than 1300 million people. It also has
more than 160 cities with populations of over one million. Among these
are the tier II cities, the ones that are growing and emerging as
important business locations: research and development hubs such as Xian
and Nanjing or high tech centers such as Wuhan and Dongguan or cities
that are receiving the benefit of government policies to promote their
growth such as Tianjin, Chongqing and Chengdu.
Mr.
Rong Ren's Bio
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 ULI Shanghai Symposium
Sustaining Economy Environment and Community in Residential Markets
in China
3 June, 2008
14.30 to 17.30, followed by a cocktail reception
One Xintiandi
Shanghai, China
With the subprime crisis looming, inflation threatening and global
stock markets displaying dizzying volatility are residential markets in
China in jeopardy? The government’s sustainable development policy
agenda in China stands on three legs: a healthy environment, a vibrant
economy and an equitable community but what is really getting done on
the ground and will a downturn change the priorities and the outcomes?
We invite you to come and interact with the experts as they share their
thoughts and experience based on the real world.
Interested? Sign up now!
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 FT Asia
Property Summit 2008
Beating the Squeeze?
15 May, 2008
08.00 to 18.00
The St. Regis, Singapore
The second FT Asia Property takes place at a time of intense activity
in Asian markets. This year, ULI Asia Chairman C Y Leung will be
speaking at the event. Join CY and other key decision-makers from real
estate and finance and share insights on the opportunities and
challenges generated by the strong competition for property assets in
the region.
To
register or for more information
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April 2008
ULI
South Asia Luncheon Talk by Prof. William Lim: Land Use Policy in Asia
from a Cultural Perspective
23 April, 12noon to 2:00pm, National Library Building, Singapore
March 2008
AIA HK/ULI Asia
Urban Design Symposium at Hong Kong Shenzhen Biennale
9 March
10:00am to 6:00pm
Central Police Station Compound; 10 Hollywood Road, Central,
Hong KongFebruary 2008
Luncheon:
Property Investment in China’s Tier II Cities-How to Get Things
Done
27 February
12:30pm to 3:00pm
The Hong Kong Bankers Club, Hong Kong
"Off to the
Races" Racing Club Tour & Reception
27 February
5:00pm to 8:30pm
Racing Club & Adrenaline
Hong Kong Jockey Club
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 A Message from
ULI Global Chairman, Todd Mansfield
Global environmental and economic distress make these times
challenging for all of us involved in the land-use industry. Land use
and the urban environment are at the intersection of contemporary global
challenges, and are presenting new opportunities and obligations for our
industry.
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 ULI's New Book Growing
Cooler Outlines Ways to Combine Efficient Land Use and Energy Efficiency
to Mitigate Climate Change
Book Makes Strong Case for Sustainable Growth and Compact
Development…
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