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Wednesday 4 June (1800 - 2000)
Thursday 5 June (0700 - 0800)
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Join the officers of the IBA Real Estate Section and colleagues for a light jog or a refreshing walk.
This run is free to attend. Meet in the main lobby at 0655
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Thursday 5 June (0845 - 0900)
Thursday 5 June (0900 - 0945)
Thursday 5 June (0945 - 1045)
Thursday 5 June (1045 - 1115)
Thursday 5 June (1115 - 1200)
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Join us for a lively, interactive debate about recent and hot topics and trends in the real estate markets The topics for the tables are as follows:
1. Affordable housing initiatives are expanding. For good or bad?
2. Conversion from Office to Residential.
3. Short-term rentals which are continuing to rise.
4. Restrictions on foreign real estate ownership.
5. Trends in leisure industry.
6. Buyer beware: How to obtain good title/ownership in real estate.
7. Change in U.S. government: Impact on the real estate industry.
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Thursday 5 June (1200 - 1245)
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The leisure/hotel industry is going through many changes and challenges in the different markets worldwide post-covid. A panel of experts will analyze and share how these challenges are impacting on the development of this industry and how the hotels and leisure concepts are coping with this new scenario.
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Thursday 5 June (1245 - 1415)
Thursday 5 June (1415 - 1500)
Thursday 5 June (1500 - 1545)
Social. Social. Social. How investments in social impact can contribute positively to the “S” in ESG
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Imagine a world where beautiful architecture, urban planning and real estate investments are integrated to play a critical role in creating positive social outcome and drive meaningful change in communities. In this session a panel of experts provide a comprehensive overview of the importance of social impact, social value, and social housing in real estate. The panel discussions will bring highlights on how investments in social impact can contribute positively to the "S" in ESG.
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Thursday 5 June (1545 - 1600)
Thursday 5 June (1600 - 1630)
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A fantastic networking opportunity! In 5 min segments, attendees to the conference will get meet several attendees they have never met before and introduce themselves. This promises to be a fun and interactive session while expanding your network of global friends.
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Thursday 5 June (1630 - 1730)
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In today's everchanging real estate landscape, the transition towards sustainability and clean energy has become more than just a fad - it's a necessity. As the real estate sector grapples with the demands of energy efficiency, green building standards, and renewable energy integration, industry professionals must navigate a complex maze of environmental, financial, and regulatory considerations. This panel will delve into the key issues every real estate lawyer should be proficient in to effectively advise on sustainable development projects. By exploring both current trends and future outlooks, this session aims to leave attendees with the insights and tools needed to be at the forefront of sustainable real estate.
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Thursday 5 June (1900 - 2230)
Friday 6 June (0845 - 0900)
Friday 6 June (0900 - 0945)
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Drawing parallels to past technological revolutions, like steam and electricity, Carl Benedikt Frey will explore the impacts of AI on productivity, inequality, and what it means for the future of our cities.
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Friday 6 June (0945 - 1030)
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This session will focus on discussing strategies for law firms to build a supportive culture that values professional well-being as a core principle. Drawing on findings from recent reports and research, including guidelines and insights from the Mindful Business Charter, the session will highlight ways to nurture and retain talent, foster a healthier, more connected workplace, and explore the role of supervising partners in developing an ethical, healthy, and supportive work environment.
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Friday 6 June (1030 - 1100)
Friday 6 June (1100 - 1145)
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The retail industry has navigated multiple periods of consumer uncertainty. In the next few years, it will undergo further transformation as consumer habits, technological advancements and experiential led environments shape the retail landscape, requiring lawyers and documentation to adapt. What is the future for retail parks v shopping centres and will we see more repurposing of retail destinations? Listen to our expert panel discuss.