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AmCham China Northeast Chapter will host the inaugural Emerging Trends in Industrial Property Symposium November 20 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel Dalian.
Industrial and logistics property in China has only recently become a viable institutional grade real estate investment asset class. Both international and domestic property developers and real estate investors have raised billions of dollars of dedicated funds for deployment into this sector over the last two years. Industrial property in particular has been the focus, as many investors find there are far fewer available investment opportunities in logistics than their capital bases can support.
As the Chinese economy becomes more sophisticated, urbanization plays a significant role in the emergence of industrial property as a targeted real estate investment asset class. While older industrial sites may not be ready for redevelopment today, many investors believe that in the long-term, these will be viable locations with a clear "exit." On the other hand, end-users are increasingly interested in disposing of balance sheet assets and recycling this capital back into their domestic businesses while investors simultaneously seek stable cash flow. Thus industrial property is emerging as an institutionally viable asset class.
Industrial and logistics property in China has only recently become a viable institutional grade real estate investment asset class. Both international and domestic property developers and real estate investors have raised billions of dollars of dedicated funds for deployment into this sector over the last two years. Industrial property in particular has been the focus, as many investors find there are far fewer available investment opportunities in logistics than their capital bases can support.
As the Chinese economy becomes more sophisticated, urbanization plays a significant role in the emergence of industrial property as a targeted real estate investment asset class. While older industrial sites may not be ready for redevelopment today, many investors believe that in the long-term, these will be viable locations with a clear "exit." On the other hand, end-users are increasingly interested in disposing of balance sheet assets and recycling this capital back into their domestic businesses while investors simultaneously seek stable cash flow. Thus industrial property is emerging as an institutionally viable asset class.
The goal of this symposium is to educate attendees on these emerging trends and answer questions like:
- What does this mean from a financial perspective if your company is an industrial end-user? - What does an investor look for in a potential sale and leaseback or build-to-suit opportunity?
- What opportunities are available in establishing real estate infrastructure to support an enterprise's core business?
Learn more about this trending topic at a half-day symposium featuring a panel of industrial experts from Warburg Pincus, IDI Gazeley, Daimler AG, Colliers International, GLP, etc.
Please see attachments for complete list of panelists and a detailed agenda for the symposium.
This event is sponsored by E&G.
E&G Engineering and Construction is market leading firm who specializes in providing quality EPC – Turnkey Construction of industrial and commercial buildings for Foreign Owned Enterprises and Foreign Joint Venture clients. E&G provides a full range of services, including: initial consulting on site selection, government permitting, architectural design, engineering design, project management, and construction. In the past decade E&G has completed numerous industrial projects for foreign companies from more than ten different countries.
The wine sponsor for this event is DS World Wines.
- What does this mean from a financial perspective if your company is an industrial end-user? - What does an investor look for in a potential sale and leaseback or build-to-suit opportunity?
- What opportunities are available in establishing real estate infrastructure to support an enterprise's core business?
Learn more about this trending topic at a half-day symposium featuring a panel of industrial experts from Warburg Pincus, IDI Gazeley, Daimler AG, Colliers International, GLP, etc.
Please see attachments for complete list of panelists and a detailed agenda for the symposium.
This event is sponsored by E&G.
E&G Engineering and Construction is market leading firm who specializes in providing quality EPC – Turnkey Construction of industrial and commercial buildings for Foreign Owned Enterprises and Foreign Joint Venture clients. E&G provides a full range of services, including: initial consulting on site selection, government permitting, architectural design, engineering design, project management, and construction. In the past decade E&G has completed numerous industrial projects for foreign companies from more than ten different countries.
The wine sponsor for this event is DS World Wines.
