Agenda
The conference takes place on Thursday 17th May 2012 in London W1.
As well as detailed up to date presentations from leading industry experts, the event will provide a forum for debate, exchanging ideas, having individual questions answered and crucial networking.
This conference provides a thorough analysis of Student Housing as an investment class as well as incorporating an international theme, looking at investment, students, operators and European Markets
Conference Timetable
9.15am
Chairmans Welcome and Housekeeping
Ian Graham, Partner, Trowers & Hamlins
9.30am
The Evolution of the Global Student Housing Investment Market – From simple development to Attracting International Capital. How has it happened and where is it going?
Philip Hillman, Director, Head of Student Housing and Higher Education, Jones Lang LaSalle
9.50am
Understanding Investment into the Market, who is involved and how to attract investment.
What the investors are looking for and understanding Sharia, Private Equity and Raising Finance from Global Investors.
Bob Crompton, Chief Executive Officer, Knightsbridge Student Housing
Charles Marshall, Chief Executive, Liberty Living
Philip Churchill, Founder Partner, 90 North Real Estate Partners
John Yeend, Director, LaSalle Investment Management
10.20am
How the UK Student Housing Market is currently performing – Values, Rents, Supply and Demand
James Pullan, Partner, Head of Student Property, Knight Frank
10.40am
Which Towns and Cities in the UK provide opportunities for Development and Investment.
What statistics should be used to decide? Location, Strength of University itself and how it might fare
Jo Winchester, Director, Head of Student Housing, CB Richard Ellis
11.00am
Questions for James and Jo
11.15am
Coffee and Networking Opportunities
11.45am
Understanding the Global Growth in demand for Higher Education and the flow of international students into the UK.
How the demographic has evolved and how it compares globally.
Will we see some UK students choosing other European Markets for Higher Education?
Richard Collins, Director International Education & Innovation, DTZ
12.05am
Examining Other European Markets, The Universities and the Investment Opportunities in Student Housing Stock
The German Student Housing Market
Rainer Nonnengässer, Chief Executive, YOUNIQ AG
The Dutch and Belgian Student Housing Markets
Frank Uffen, Marketing & Partnerships, City Living
12.35pm
Questions for Richard, Rainer and Frank
12.45pm
The Evolution of Student Housing design and getting the Student Experience right to ensure maximum values.
Researching Student Target Markets, keeping up to date, designing to trend and location preferences
Heriberto Cuanalo, Managing Director, Collegiate AC Ltd
Sean Kelly, Managing Director, TigerLime Ltd
Alan Artus, Director, Generation Estates
Bill Soper, Principle Director, TP Bennett
Pete Mercer, Vice President - Welfare, National Union of Students (NUS)
1.20pm
Lunch and Networking
2.30pm
The Current Issues Raising Debt in Student Housing and where it is now coming from.
The terms which the Banks are currently lending on and how they see the debt market evolving in the near future.
3.00pm
The Future of the Speculative Development Model in Student Housing
Simon Scott, Investment Director, Watkin Jones Group
3.20pm
Understanding the PFI Market and why it is Growing.
Working Directly with the Universities and how this compares with interaction in other international markets
Sean McKeown, Commercial Director, Campus Living Villages
Stephane Slama-Royer, Managing Director, Bouygues Development
Peter Church, Director of Commercial Services, University of Essex
Martin Hadland, Director, Jones Lang LaSalle
3.50pm
The Global Education Market – introducing Overseas Students and the INTO Model
Patrick Bird, Development Director, INTO
4.10pm
Questions
4.30pm Close and Networking Drinks
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