MIPIM kicks off next Tuesday in the French city of Cannes, where over four days a Portuguese delegation led by the Greater Lisbon stand will showcase the best investment opportunities in the country to more than 20,000 delegates from 90 countries and 70% of the top 100 investment managers globally.In addition to the capital, Greater Porto, the Inter-Municipal Communities of Lezíria do Tejo, Médio Tejo | Nersant and the Coimbra region, as well as the city of Fundão, will also be represented with their own exhibition spaces at the largest global real estate event.
For the second year in a row, the Iberinmo group has joined the Greater Lisbon pavilion, creating a space for joint promotion of the municipalities of Lisbon, Almada, Lisbon and Almada; and bringing together more than thirty other public and private entities, such as Arco Ribeirinho Sul, APPII, APEMIP, Fidelidade Property, Krest, VIC Properties and Square AM. Among developers, investors, consultants and architects, the pavilion will also be home to B. Prime, Habitat Invest, B.Prime, Habitat Invest, Horwath HTL, Refundos Explorer, MAP Group, ARC IDC, Ashira Capital, A400, Atenor, Architect Your Home, Broadway Malyan, Capinha Lopes Architects & Masterplanners, Civilria, EMGI, Engexpor, G-ON, Karl Lagerfeld Residences Lisboa, Revigres, Silvip, Vizta, VazConstroi, Grant Thornton, Grenlab and Greenrock Real Estate.
"We want investors to recognize the Lisbon region as a territory of concrete and diversified opportunities, with strategic projects and areas undergoing profound transformation, ready to welcome private investment”, says the president of the Lisbon City Council, Carlos Moedas.
The projects and challenges that will shape the future of the region take to the stage
Functioning as a strategic meeting point between investors and Portuguese professionals, over the course of three days the Lisbon Region pavilion will also stand out for its dynamic schedule of events, with a number of initiatives that promise to attract a large number of international visitors.
Thus, from March 10 to 12, the Lisbon stand will be visited by the mayors of Lisbon, Loures, Vila Franca de Xira and Almadam, who will bring to the stage the biggest investment opportunities opening up in their municipalities. The Investors Talks will be another highlight of the agenda, featuring national and international investors who will give first-hand accounts of their experience in the Portuguese market; there will also be space to present the major private projects underway that promise to shape the future of the region, such as Entrecampos, Matinha or Prata Riverside.
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