MovingForward Through

Engagement

Stephen LeePresident ElectThe European Real Estate Society

WWW.ERES.ORG

What are the objectives of ERES?

To raise the quality, status and reach of real estate research and education in Europe

Promote best practice in research and education

Provide suitable platforms for constructive engagement

Forms of engagement

ERES Annual Conference 1994 Amsterdam 1995 Stockholm 1996 Belfast 1997 Berlin 1998 Maastricht 1999 Athens 2000 Bordeaux 2001 Alicante

2002 Glasgow 2003 Helsinki 2004 Milan 2005 Dublin 2006 Weimar 2007 London 2008 Krakow 2009 Stockholm

• 2010 Milan, June, 23-26

Forms of engagement

ERES Industry Research Seminars 2003: Helsinki, Budapest 2004: Milan, Frankfurt 2005: Dublin, Paris 2006: Zurich, Stockholm 2007: Warsaw, Lisbon 2008: Brussels, Milano 2009: Helsinki, Finland 2009: Moscow, Russia

Forms of engagement

ERES Educational Seminar

2005: Alicante 2006: Regensburg 2007: Paris 2008: Bucharest

2009: Vienna, December, 4th - 5th

Forms of engagement

Journal of European Real Estate Research (JERER )

Web Page

http://www.eres.org/

Forms of engagement

Encouraging the participation of young researchers Fostering a well networked European real estate

research and education community– Working with national societies of property researchers:

gif and Vogon– Working with other Pan-European Real Estate

Organizations – EPRA, INREV– Working with professional bodies RICS

Linking Europe to the world through active participation in the International Real Estate Society (IRES)

Manny thanks for your attention

Stephen LeePresident ElectThe European Real Estate Society

WWW.ERES.ORG