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Under the motto “Bricks and investment opportunities at a pivotal moment”, this Wednesday, July 3 From nine in the morning the ceremony will take place ninth edition of the Summit of Real Estate: the annual real estate market meeting organized by THE NATION and chosen by the most renowned businessmen in the sector to meet with their peers, analyze the situation, make networking and set the agenda for what is to come.
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He four-hour event, 25 speakers and more than 100 entrepreneurs who follow the talks from the front row and take advantage of the space to close deals promises to answer all the Questions that the investor needs to know before betting on bricks and mortar as an investment refuge and what are the best opportunities at the gates of a change of cycle: from how the economic scenario influences to what will happen to prices, neighborhoods with potential and ventures in which it is advisable to invest today.
The event It can be seen live on Youtube Live, Facebook Live and the home of LA NACION and on lnproperties –the platform with a specialized team and daily and exclusive information on the industry–.
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The meeting that brings together the main representatives of the real estate market will open with Leandro Molina (Zonaprop) who will exclusively share the Index produced every month by the site, in addition to predictions and impressions about the behavior of the sector, and will close with an unmissable one-on-one between José del Rio, General Secretary of LA NACION, and Eduardo Costantini, the creator of Nordelta, a businessman who perfectly understands the timing of the business: the macro, his vision on the future of the sector, the real estate in the world and the opportunities that are opening up in a context marked by the roller coaster of the macroeconomic situation will be some of the reflections that he will share.
Furthermore, the developers Carlos Spina (Argencons), Gonzalo de la Serna (Consultatio), Mariano Galeazza (North Developments), Marcos Juejati (Northbaires) and Enrique Shaw (Pinamar SA) They will respond to a key dilemma: the strategies to carry out works in a market with a flat dollar and inflation.
In the panel composed of brokers real estate, Gabriela Goldszer (Ocampo Properties), Miguel Ludmer (Interwin), Luis Ramos (LJ Ramos), Santiago Mieres (Mieres) and Sebastian Sosa (Re/Max) They promise to outline the x-ray of an industry: what are the trends that impact the way of doing business, what will happen to prices, supply and demand six months after the new government takes office.
The Presentation by economist Federico González Rouco will anticipate in a didactic way why we are moving towards a more accessible market with the advancement of credits, a topic that will also be addressed Hernán Villegas (Supervielle Bank).
On the other hand, tax specialist Sebastian Dominguez will delve into tax reforms that affect the sector and the impact of Congress’ approval of the basic law and the fiscal package.
What changes did the pandemic and the new work paradigms bring to the office market? What is the future of these spaces that must transform and adapt to survive? These questions will be answered by Fernando Novoa Uriarte (Newmark), Rafael Valera (Cushman & Wakefield), Alejandro Reyser (Toribio Achával) and Gonzalo Meira (Jones Lang Lasalle).
Meanwhile, logistics real estate, a business that is gaining prominence on the brick and mortar market and continues to grow –driven by the increase in e-commerce–; a great opportunity for businesses based on rent. This industry will be discussed by Domingo Speranza (Newmark) and Santiago Isern (Cushman & Wakefield). The latest trends in architecture, construction and materials, as well as the challenges facing the industry today, will also have their place in a talk that will be shared Kevin Saramaga (Patagonia Flooring), Matías González Orcoyen (De Stefano), Ezequiel Pascual (Rehau) and Romina Parquet (CIMS Wetrans).
Although a little timid, the reactivation of the real estate market in Argentina can already be seen in the increase in the supply of rental properties, as well as in real estate sales throughout the country. In this scenario, as optimistic as it is volatile, the economic and political factors that directly impact the sector cannot be left aside; all topics of debate that will be present in the A day that has already become an unmissable event for the protagonists of the industry and the key space to close deals.
