Event Details

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China is currently in the middle of a transition from a fast growth to smart growth economy. This ‘New Normal’, marked by slower but more sustainable economic growth, means that decision makers in the commercial property industry need to reassess their strategic choices in the light of higher-value growth, which will boost demand for modern commercial real estate across the Chinese cities. In this context, JLL published a comprehensive research report ‘China60’, which assesses the nature of real estate opportunities across 60 of China’s most important secondary and tertiary cities. The report maps out China’s emerging business locations and identifies the drivers that are shaping China’s city hierarchy.

You are welcome to join this AmCham Real Estate Forum event to explore which sectors will undergo changes during the next few years and how cities will need to rise to the challenge of how to be competitive in the new city landscape.

Agenda

1:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Registration
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Presentation and Q&A

Speakers

  • Steven McCord (Head of Research, North China at JLL)

    Steven McCord

    Head of Research, North China at JLL

    As the Head of Research for the north China region, Steven leads a team of analysts that covers the office, retail, residential and industrial property markets in six major north China markets. In addition, he serves as the lead analyst for the retail property sector across China. Steven monitors and comments on shopping centre supply, demand and performance trends across 30 major cities. He also leads site selection studies for large international retailers expanding in the China market. Steven's work also appears in research publications, such as the Property Digest, detailed quarterly presentations as well as the Real Estate Intelligence Service, an institutional data subscription service. He also undertakes market studies and competition analysis consultancy projects on behalf of developers and investors to help plan their real estate strategies for the China market.

    Steven joined Jones Lang LaSalle research in Shanghai in 2006 and spent several years focusing on the Shanghai and east China office markets. Prior to joining the real estate industry, he worked in market research, serving diversified industries, including scientific equipment, food and biotechnology.

    He Holds Masters in Pacific International Affairs, international management concentration
    University of California, San Diego and Bachelor in Management Science, Information Systems, and International Business, Pennsylvania State University at University Park

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Tickets

Member
Member Price RMB 100
Member Price (Pay at the door) RMB 150
Employee of Member Company
Standard Price RMB 250
Door Price RMB 250
Non Member
Standard Price RMB 600
Door Price RMB 600