Property Report Congress Thailand

Asia | Real Estate

Third Party Event

22 Sep 2016

Property Report Congress Thailand 2016 will feature keynote addresses and panel discussions on crucial issues that will impact Thailand’s commercial real estate segment, such as overall investor trends and key locations, retail developments, the office market and the ever-evolving design sector.

In addition, there will be a workshop on “How to build the perfect mall” to be facilitated by Thomas Lesser, principal at Lesser Architecture, the firm behind the EmQuartier retail development.

Conference delegates will have a chance to meet and learn from Asia’s industry leaders who are redefining the Thai property landscape. Experts from Thailand and overseas will speak at the one-day event, with the opening remarks to be given by Liam Aran Barnes, brand director and editor-in-chief of Property Report.

Respected property consultant and advisor Suphin Mechuchep, managing director of Jones Lang LaSalle Thailand, will give the Thailand market overview keynote speech.

Organised by PropertyGuru, the Property Report Congress will be followed by the 11th Thailand Property Awards 2016 black-tie gala dinner in the evening (from 18:00 to 22:30), which will be attended by 600 of the country’s top real estate developers, executives and industry professionals.

For tickets and bundle packages, email conference director at Amy@propertyguruinternational.com or visit the official website.

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