Organized by : THE MOSCOW TIMES
2011 saw record-high investment in real estate in Russia. By the end of the third quarter, total investment in commercial real estate amounted to more than $5.1 billion, surpassing that of the entire 2008 ($5 billion).
Foreign investors have begun returning to Russia. Since mid-2010 there has been increased activity by international investment funds. That year, however, was marked by a decline in the regions and a comparatively small number of new projects. Experts note that Russian developers need a law on project financing and predict that if the global economic situation worsens, builders will face problems with obtaining loans.
2012 will not be a simple year for the global economy, the majority of analysts say. But some experts do believe that a "second wave of crisis" will not affect Russia and that the activity of the real estate market will more than increase. Others forecast stagnation in spring 2012.
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Topics to discuss:
• What might be the growth driver in 2012? How to develop a strategy to reduce losses to a minimum for developers? Wait for a crisis on the real estate market in 2012
• How can the bank be a partner? Financing development projects and to minimize the financial risks
• Is constructing economy-class housing projects the best investment idea in 2012?
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• Increased activity of Russian and foreign investment funds. What projects are interesting for investors?
• Building a new territory of Moscow: long-term perspective. What will the city propose and what will private investors do?
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