24th OCTOBER, 2024
ICREMV 2024
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24th OCTOBER, 2024
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SECONDS
DATES
24th October 2025
LOCATION
Physical – Cinnamon Life, Colombo
REGISTRATION
Open Until October, 2025
SPEAKERS
30 Profesional Speakers
Real estate is both means and outcome of the sustainable development of a country. Economies of countries encounter higher sensitivity from global trends, implications from foreign political-economic policies and local socio – economic and environmental tensions than ever before. Hence, as a key ingredient of development processes, real estate should be SMART, so that to respond effectively to these dynamic economic, social and environmental forces focus on outcomes and implications than outputs, convert the challenges into opportunities and strengthen resilience to encounter threats and crisis, facilitate to meet the environmental challenges without jeopardising the economic growth and societies modern living.
Extended abstract submission for ICREMV 2024 is open now. Please follow the guidelines and submit your extended abstract on or before 02nd September, 2024.
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Pre-conference Workshop Series: 10th Oct 2024 10.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.
Event followed by Workshop series prior to the main conference covering the theme of the conference and addressing the contemporary interests in real estate management and valuation sector. The workshops will be led by renowned industry experts and scholars, who will provide attendees with comprehensive insights, practical tools, and strategies to implement in their work or research.
Inauguration: 24th Oct 2024 9.00 a.m. – 10.30 a.m.
The inauguration is the official opening of the event, featured a keynote address of eminent scholar in the field of Real Estate and Valuation
Academic Session: 24th Oct 2024 11.00 a.m. – 1.00 p.m.
The academic session aims to discuss researchers' experiences and research results on all aspects of Real Estate Management and Valuation.
Real Estate Talk: 24th Oct 2024 5.00 p.m. – 7.00 p.m.
The industry experts will be discussing subtopics under the main theme. The participants will listen to their expositions and engage through questions and comments.
Centre for Real Estate Studies,
Department of Estate Management and Valuation,
Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce,
University of Sri Jayewardenepura,
Nugegoda, Sri Lanka
“The integration of ESG factors to the real estate
industry is leading to new measurement, reporting and comparability requirements….
the use of new technology will play an essential role for sustainable changes in the
real estate industry”
Prof. Andrew Baum,University of
Oxford,United Kingdom
“Market value is an inappropriate basis for secured
lending valuation. It is pro-cyclical when we need counter cyclical measures. It
encourages more lending in booms and less in recessions, again the wrong way
around.”
Prof. Neil Crosby,University of Reading,United Kingdom
International Real Estate Valuation: Theory, Policy, and Practice
“The city landscape of Colombo is rising and featuring
aesthetic architecture. This shows a good sign to Colombo’s economy. Aesthetic
architecture needs scale economy, providing an extra reason to build taller
buildings. The economic risk of building skyscrapers is large and sudden increase in
supply due to indivisibility. Additionally, there might be certain social
implications that policy makers need to be mindful. Good governance and planning
could offer a solution. Colombo’s urban and real estate development needs to
optimize economic vibrancy and social and environmental sustainability.”
Associate Professor Wen-Chi LIAO, National University of
Singapore
“The future trend of SMART Commercial Building should be
more "Human-Centric". In the period of 1980-1990 world has private office and
cubicles… and then in 1990-2000 activity base working and co-working dominates…. now
neighborhood choice environment is dominating… Everybody may not have same
requirements?”
Prof. Deborah Susan Levy, The University of Auckland
“As buildings or real estate are responsible for 38% of global carbon or
greenhouse gas emissions, commercial real estate investors have a significant opportunity to
accelerate the transformation toward sustainability in their portfolios. Investors can play a role
in driving this change, while tracking ESG data to achieve certifications.”
Prof. Sara Wilkinson, Professor of Sustainable Property, University of
Technology Sydney, Australia
“The most practical response to the capitalisation rate conundrum of how to effectively apply the capitalisation of income method in markets with incomplete or unreliable data is for Government, the relevant professional body and a national or international IT group to work together and develop an effective system of collection and distribution of complete and reliable information.”
Professor David Parker
PhD, MPhil, MComm, MBA, BSc (Hons)
FRICS, FAPI, SFFin, FAIM, FAICD
Visiting Professor of Property, Henley Business School, University of Reading."
-Prof. David Parker, Professor of Property, University of Reading
