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Welcome to Property Weeks FREE webinars.

Owing to the success of Property Week Global’s Global Investment Club (GIC) breakfast meetings, the GIC club has now moved online. Complementing Property Week Global’s international magazine coverage, the new online format will allow for larger cpapacity, more content, and more debate.

The webinars are free-to-attend and run for approximately 60 minutes, with polling and question & answer functionality available to allow for full participation between the audience and the presenter. Don’t worry if you miss the webinar first time round, it will be available on-demand after the event takes place.

To view a full list of upcoming and previous Property Week webinars, please click here

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If you are interested in hearing about our future webinars, register your details and well inform you about our upcoming webinars as and when they happen.

Previous webinars

2010 rating revaluation - how will it affect you?

Broadcast date: 1 December 2009, 13:00 GMT
Duration: 1hour

Watch this webinar on-demand

In association with:

Chair: Giles Barrie, editor, Property Week

Speakers:

Jerry Schurder, head of rating, Gerald Eve
David Alberto, Avanta Group
Steve Bliss, Valuation Office Agency

Overview:

Learn the real story regarding next April 2010's revaluation - the biggest change in the UK business rates system for five years.

What will it mean for businesses, how will rates bills be calculated and what will the impact of transitional relief be? Should you appeal, on what grounds and what are your prospects for success?

All UK businesses will be affected, and in this Property Week online seminar three experts bring the revaluation to life from the perspective of three different stakeholder groups.

Global Investment Club Webinar: Asia Pacific

Broadcast Date: 9th November 2009
Duration: 1Hr

Speakers:
Andrew McGinty, Lovells
Stuart Crow, Jones Lang LaSalle
Pietro Doran, Doran Capital Partners

Watch this free webinar on-demand

Overview:

Asia Pacific is undergoing a dramatic transformation. The region, which accounts for 40% of the worlds population, is becoming ever more crucial as economic and demographic change creates opportunities for real estate investors and developers.

Watch Property Week Global’s first Global Investment Club live webinar series, which kicked on on 9 November, to learn more about the regions dynamic and promising property markets.

Property Week Global’s editor Lucy Scott chaired a panel of three high profile speakers who gave valuable insight into the opportunities, as well as the barriers to, investing in Asia Pacific. Download the free presentations on how the region is tackling the downturn as well as its long term prospects for growth.

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Eurex - The Future of Property Investment

Broadcast Date: 23rd April 2009 12pm UK Time
Duration: 60 minutes

Speakers:
Stuart Heath, Eurex
Nick Scarles, Grosvenor
Stephen Ashworth, Reech Aim
Jon Masters, BGC Partners

Overview:
Industry experts discussed how you can profit from property, whether the market is rising or falling.

Now you can profit from property, whether the market is rising or falling...using Eurex Property Futures.
Property derivatives, contracts based on market indices from Investment Property Databank, have been traded by investment banks and market makers, using brokers like Icap, Tullett Prebon, BGC partners and CBRE/GFI since 2004. These have primarily been over-the-counter (OTC) trades.
Total volume in the UK property derivatives market in 2008 was 7.5bn.
Since 9 February, 2009 investors have been able to trade property futures, for the first time on a listed exchange by Eurex, which is the derivatives exchange of Deutsche Boerse Group.
Crucially, trading on Eurex mitigates counterparty risk - all trades are guaranteed through Eurex Clearing.
Current market conditions, where there is so much uncertainty, create ideal conditions for derivatives trading.

CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE WEBINAR ON-DEMAND

Explaining the Community Infrastructure Levy: an online seminar for the whole property sector

In association with the Bank of Scotland

BOS Search

Broadcast Date: Tuesday 13th May 2008, 1pm- 2pm
Duration: 45 minute presentation, 15 minute Q&A

The Government is set to introduce a new tax on development - The Communities Infrastructure Levy - which is intended to replace the Planning Gain Supplement.

Key elements of CIL are:

It will be a tax on most new developments. Some small scale development may not be subject to CIL (e.g. householder development by homeowners).
Local authorities will have the option of introducing CIL in their areas. If they do so, they will follow a procedure for setting, reviewing and then publishing the amount of CIL to be paid in a charging schedule.
CIL will be payable when development begins following the granting of planning permission. But the amount to be paid will be clear in advance of submitting a planning application.

Join Property Week on May 13th for an online seminar that will get to bottom of this new levy and find out how it will affect you. Giles Barrie, editor of Property Week will chair a panel of 3 experienced speakers including the Governments deputy director of Planning, Economic and Social Policy.

Who will be affected?

Private Sector - real estate activities - anybody wishing to expand and develop new premises, subject to low threshold exemption; construction and industry services; land owners; individuals seeking planning permission for new developments - subject to low threshold exemption; housing associations and legal representatives or purchasers of new developments.

Public Sector- local Government and other public agencies.

Speakers:

Miles Gibson, deputy director, Planning Economic and Social Policy - Communities and Local Government
Robyn Pile, development director, Land Securities
Stuart J Robinson Executive Director, Planning, CB Richard Ellis Ltd
Chair - Giles Barrie, editor, Property Week

Click here to view the recording

What will the new Homes and Communities Agency mean for you?

Broadcast Date:Tuesday, March 18th 2008, 11.00 - 12.00 GMT

The Government is in the process of bringing its land arm English Partnerships and its housing arm the Housing Corporation together to form the new Homes and Communities Agency.

Obviously this will have a huge impact on everyone involved in the property and development industry but how? The aim of this free webinar which will be attended by a Government representative from the new agency will be to get to the bottom of the new structure and how it will impact on you.

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