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Property futures - big names on big issues

10 June 2008

London

BPF annual conference

What will the future hold for property?

How will it be affected by overseas and private equity investment, what will be the impact of climate change requirements and how will the current financial climate influence occupiers' demands?

We are currently lining up some of the biggest names to address these big issues facing the property industry.

Our confirmed speakers include Sir Michael Peat, principal private secretary to HRH the Prince of Wales; Sir David Walker, former Chairman of Morgan Stanley International; John Griffith-Jones, Senior Chairman of KPMG; and Joe Azrack, President and CEO of Citi Property Investors

Contact: Alex Williamson, awilliamson@bpf.org.uk,