Property investment outlook for 2020 and beyond - Online panel

Date: 28th April 2020   

Speakers

Topics

  • Is there still hope for a strong rebound in H2 2020?
  • Which will be the most resilient assets and asset classes?
  • Can you close an ongoing deal without travelling?
  • How is COVID-19 affecting real estate financing?
  • Are international banks in a disadvantage due to local loan moratoria?
  • How will depreciated CEE currencies affect the market?
  • Is the lockdown completely rewriting CEE's risk map?
  • Leasing issues - What actions can landlords and tenants take?
  • How will government measures affect the market?
  • How will this crisis accelerate the adaptation of technology?

Why you should come

Property Forum’s series of virtual events, organised in partnership with the RICS, continues with an online panel discussion focused on COVID-19’s potential effects on European property investment markets.

 

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Agenda

PROPERTY INVESTMENT OUTLOOK FOR 2020 AND BEYOND

The times below are displayed in Central European Summer Time (CEST).

10:00 - 10:15

Presentation Economic outlook for 2020/2021 - Can we still hope for a V-shaped recovery?

Speaker:

10:15 - 10:30

Presentation Investment outlook - Which assets/markets will continue to attract investors?

Speaker:

  • Kevin Turpin, Regional Director of Capital Markets for Central and Eastern Europe, Colliers International

10:30 - 11:30

Panel How will the coronavirus crisis impact property investments?

Chair: Csanád Csürös, CEO, Property Forum

Panellists:

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