10th European Real Estate Society Conference
10-13 June 2003, Helsinki, Finland
The European Real Estate Society (ERES) was established in 1994 to create a structured and permanent network between real estate academics and professionals across Europe. ERES provides an open forum for the exchange of ideas and the dissemination of relevant research regarding applied decision-making in real estate finance, economics, appraisal, investment and asset management. ERES is a non-profit organization and member of the International Real Estate Society IRES.
Web site: www.eres.org. KTI Finland is honored to host the 10th European Real Estate Society Conference in Helsinki. KTI is a non-profit, university-linked research organization providing information and research services for the Finnish real estate sector. Web site: www.kti.fi.
Conference themes:
ERES and the development of real estate research in Europe: a ten-year retrospective
Real estate investment and finance
Property portfolio management
Market analysis and forecasting
Corporate real estate
Workplace management
International real estate markets
Real estate services market
Real estate development
Real estate and urban economics
Housing economics and finance
Housing market volatility and national policy
Mortgage markets
Real estate education
Real estate securitisation
Property and the new economy
Property markets in the Baltic region
Organizing committee:
Juhani Reen (Chair)Rakli
Eamonn D'ArcyERES & University of Reading
Kaisa LeiwoRakli
Eva LiljeblomSwedish School of Economics and Business Administration
Antti PaasioTurku School of Economics and Business Administration
Tiina Tanninen-AhonenRembrand Technology ProgramTekes
Kauko ViitanenHelsinki University of Technology
Olli OlkkonenKTI Finland
Hanna KalevaKTI Finland
Location
Helsinki as a modern congress city provides the conference with a efficient but pleasant atmosphere. For many, early summer in Finland is an unforgettable experience, with the opportunity of enjoying the sun until late at night. Helsinki's rich and varied architecture, together with the pleasant combination of its open air, numerous parks and the fragrance of the sea provide the conference guests with possibilities for enjoying the city 24 hours a day. For more information on Helsinki, please visit the city Web site: www.helsinki.fi.
Conference fee (net of bank charges):
On or before 1 April 2003:
Delegate (member of ERES or IRES member Organisation/AREUEA) - 350
Delegate (non-member of ERES/IRES) - 350
Full time doctoral student (letter from the supervisor required) 150
Accompanying person 150
After 2 April 2003:
Delegate (member of ERES or IRES member Organisation/AREUEA) - 450
Delegate (non-member of ERES/IRES) - 550
Full time doctoral student (letter from the supervisor required) 250
Accompanying person 250
Conference prices include:
For delegates:
Conference program
Conference material
Lunches on Wednesday and Thursday
Receptions marked on the program
Gala dinner
For accompanying persons:
Receptions marked on the program
Gala dinner
Special program on Wednesday and Thursday
How to register
Registration forms will be available on the conference Web site on week 50.
Contact us!
You will find further information on the conference on our Web site: www.eres2003.com.
We are also happy to tell you more:
Olli OlkkonenConference chairE-mail: olli.olkkonen@kti.fi
Hanna KalevaProject co-ordinatorE-mail: hanna.kaleva@kti.fi
KTI FinlandIso Roobertinkatu 1 A 500120 HelsinkiFinland
