MIPIMASIA 2011, Taiwan attracts foreign investors with a hefty sum of $36 billion
Taiwan invades the international marketer of investments, as the rest of the world is trapped in the economical recession and ‘Eurocrisis.’ The firstly launched investment projects are comprised of 35 large-scale investment plans. With a hefty sum of $36 billion, Taiwan stages at the 2011 MIPIM ASIA, Hong Kong. The collaboration between the private sectors and public sector, along with the central governments and local governments, will benefit Taiwan’s economic developments and make great contribution to the fourth quarter in 2011.
MIPIM Asia opens for business on November 15, in Hong Kong, with some 1,800 real estate professionals, including over 300 investors, 150 retailers and numerous senior politicians
French Minister for Urban Affairs, Maurice Leroy, will update MIPIM Asia delegates on the gigantic Greater Paris project during a keynote address in Hong Kong, on November 16
Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Cultural District redevelopment, Taiwan’s Taichung Gateway District eco-project and Russia’s Northern Caucasus Resorts development, are among a host of major real estate initiatives that will be on show at the sixth edition of MIPIM Asia, the world’s property market in Asia Pacific, taking place in Hong Kong, in November.
The 6th edition of MIPIM Asia, the world’s property market in Asia Pacific, will feature gold-standard conferences to help real estate professionals gain valuable industry insights and explore new business opportunities. The event will be held at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Center from Nov 15 to 17, 2011.