MIPIM ASIA 2019
MIPIM Asia Summit 2019 made a welcome return to Hong Kong on 26-27 November for the 14th consecutive year. Top-level real estate professionals gathered at Asia’s leading property summit for property investment exchange, PropTech discussion and the MIPIM Asia Awards 2019. The prominent regional awards, otherwise known as the “Oscars of the Asian real estate world”, recognises over 30 trailblazing property developments in the region.
As a central hub for Asia and a gateway to Chinese Mainland located within a 4-hour reach of most of the region’s major cities, Hong Kong continues to attract a strong contingent of international delegates to convene and discuss property investment outlook and industry advancement.
I had a very positive experience in Hong Kong; transportation from the airport was very smooth as always. Likewise with the traffic moving around town. We're so pleased to be here.
The high-speed rail link and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge add another dynamic to the city. The Greater Bay Area initiative is definitely significant to further position Hong Kong as a centre for business.
Mr Filippo Rean
Director,
Real Estate Division, Reed MIDEM
Real Estate Division, Reed MIDEM
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