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Page 1: NOVEMBER 2-4, 2017 - The Real Deal · owing to restricted Internet use and differences in culture, language, ... Facebook and Twitter are forbidden in China. ... • 10’x10’ booth

2017

N O V E M B E R 2 - 4 , 2 0 1 7

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PANELS & WORKSHOPS

OFFERING everything high-level Chinese individual and institutional investors need to know about the hottest U.S. real estate markets.

PAIRING the biggest players in North American real estate with China’s most active individual

and institutional investors.

VIP DEALSUMMIT DINNER

SHOWCASING a variety of North American investment

opportunities.

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIALDEVELOPERS

THE LARGEST U.S. REAL ESTATE SHOWCASE AND INVESTMENT FORUM HELD IN CHINA.

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A REAL ESTATE SHOWCASE IN SHANGHAI?

Chinese investors are the #1 foreign buyers of U.S. real estate:

There are key changes driving Chinese investment in the U.S.:• In 2017, rapidly escalating fears of a housing

bubble in China are pushing even more investors to seek investment safe havens

• In 2016, China’s growth rate was the lowest it had been since 1990, further driving interest in opportunities abroad

• Increased consumer confidence in the U.S. in 2017 has made it an even more attractive destination for foreign investment

• A growing number of Chinese companies are looking for U.S. firms to partner with to build their understanding of the market and eventually operate as standalone players

Chinese investors put $33 billion into overseas real estate in 2016, up 53% from the previous year.

Source: Asia Society report, “Breaking Ground: Chinese Investment in U.S. Real Estate”; the New York Times; the FT; JLL; and The Real Deal research.

$218 BILLION from China will be directly invested across existing commercial real estate assets and residential purchases in the five years ending in 2020 — this does not include investment in new development

53% year-over-year increase in Chinese investment in oversees real estate in 2016, totaling $33B

44% of all Chinese overseas real estate investment went to the U.S. in 2016

87% of all EB-5 visas are issued to Chinese nationals

62% of wealthy Chinese say they plan to purchase overseas property over the coming two years

33% of all international students at U.S. universities are Chinese

30% of the world’s luxury products are consumed by Chinese

100K new millionaires are created annually in China

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GO TO CHINA WITH ?

There is a major disconnect between Chinese investors and U.S. developers and marketers

owing to restricted Internet use and differences in culture, language,

time zone and market familiarity.

There is also increased scrutiny of investors taking money out of China, which requires additional education

and relationships.

IS YOUR CONDUIT TO THE CLOSED CHINESE MARKET.

TRD CAN HELP YOU BREAK THESE

BARRIERS

In the past three years, Chinese investors have maxed out government quotas for investment visas, including EB-5s.

Investors cannot be reached easily: regular

communications channels like Gmail, Google,

Facebook and Twitter are forbidden in China.

Investing through syndicates, LLCs, banks and

insurance companies is often the only option.

An increasingly wealthy population with money to

invest does not have access to relevant, trustworthy

information to do so.

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WILL ATTEND THE SHOWCASE?

TRD HAS ALL THE ACCESS YOU NEEDTRD has established partnerships in mainland China to connect you one-on-one with qualified investors eager to buy into the U.S. real estate market.

THE EVENT WILL BE ATTENDED BY OVER

CHINESE REAL ESTATE INVESTORS AND PROFESSIONALS

• Clients of the Bank of China, Morgan Stanley, ICBC and other HNWIs seeking overseas property

• Private wealth managers

• High-end brokers

• Private and public fund trust managers

• EB-5 service providers

The most desirable and hard-to-reach Chinese institutional and direct investors in U.S. real estate.

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THE VENUE

JING AN SHANGRI-LA, the city’s premium five-star hotel.

1218 Yan’an Middle RdJing’an, Shanghai+86 21 2203 8888

TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS

• will help coordinate visas

• Special room rates available at the Shangri-La for TRD guests and sponsors

• Sponsorship package includes accommodation

IS THE VENUE?

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STEVE WITKOFFWitkoff Group,

CEO

CHRIS MARLINLennar International,

President

CHRIS WEINGreat Gulf,President

DON PEEBLES Peebles Corporation,

CEO

NICK MASTROIANNI II U.S. Immigration Fund,

President

GEORGE PATAKI Governor of NY State

1995-2006

NIKKI FIELD Sotheby’s International,

Senior Global Real Estate Advisor

ZIEL FELDMANHFZ, CEO

ELIOT SPITZERSpitzer Enterprises,

CEO

SHARIF EL-GAMALSoho Properties,

CEO

JOHN LIANGXinyuan Real Estate,Managing director of

U.S. operations

SHANG DAIKuafu Properties,

CEO

JADE MILLSColdwell Banker,

Top Broker

STEPHEN OWENSSwire Properties,

President

BRUCE MOSLERCushman & Wakefield,

Chairman Global Brokerage

GIL DEZERDezer Development,

President

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TENTATIVE TOPICS:

• How to choose the right commercial asset for investment: Looking at cap rates and pricing trends across major U.S. markets

• Opportunities for development: Analysis of the state of the market for building new projects and frameworks for joint ventures with U.S. partners

• Institutional investor overview: Essential analysis of the economics and policies shaping the future of the U.S. real estate market

• EB-5 investment & real estate: Overview of current and upcoming projects across the U.S. and what to expect in November

• How to buy and maintain a U.S. property: From financing your investment to taxes and property management

• Guide to getting into top American universities: Applications, standardized tests and living arrangements

• EB-5 & other immigration opportunities: How to navigate the programs available and tips to avoid risk

• What foreign home buyers need to know about major U.S. markets: Looking at cost, product and lifestyle

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3

• 10:30 a.m. Showcase opens

• 11:30 a.m. Panel 1

• 12 p.m. Buffet lunch

• 1 p.m. Panel 2

• 2:30 p.m. Panel 3

• 4 p.m. Panel 4

• 6 p.m. Day 1 of events ends

• 7 p.m. VIP Deal Summit Dinner

• 6:30 p.m. Welcome cocktail party • 10:30 a.m. Showcase opens

• 11:30 a.m. Panel 5

• 12:30 p.m. Buffet lunch

• 1 p.m. Panel 6

• 2:30 p.m. Panel 7

• 4 p.m. Panel 8

• 6 p.m. Event conclusion

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4

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A VERY SPECIAL PROGRAM EVENT

A handpicked group of China’s most affluent and active foreign real estate investors and their

representatives will join our sponsors at this exclusive dinner for 100 people.

RELATIONSHIPS, GUANXI, ARE ABSOLUTELY KEY TO DOING BUSINESS WITH THE CHINESE.

This dinner is an extraordinary opportunity to build relationships one-on-one with key investors.

The event is designed to facilitate the exchange of information and the development of trust

between Chinese and American investment and real estate counterparts.

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OF SHANGHAI SHOWCASE & FORUM

has extensive partnerships in China with financial and immigration firms, media companies, marketing companies, brokerages,

developers and more that enable the event to be publicized to the target investor audience.

IN CHINESETRD maintains communications with the more than 4,000 registrants from

the previous two Shanghai events and publishes vital real estate market news as well as event updates in Chinese on our WeChat channel.

CHINA WATCHTheRealDeal.com’s dedicated page reports on the

growing wave of investors buying and building in New York City.

From top: Local and national TV networks covered the event;

more than 30 Chinese publications ran news about the showcase;

The Real Deal held a press conference to promote the event

a month before the showcase; sponsors got recognition

in TV broadcasts.

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PLATINUM SPONSORSHIP: $100,000• Largest logo on all marketing materials, including, (but not limited to) event advertisement/

brochures/print/online/e-lert newsletter sent to 100,000 email subscribers

• Premium ad placements throughout the program guide

• 10’x25’ booth in a premium location

• Branded seat covers at panel event

• Logo on all attendee badges

• Opportunity to present to a group of 100+ attendees

• 2 translators for the duration of the event

• 4 hotel rooms for 3 nights

• 4 invitations to the exclusive VIP Deal Summit

• 1 promotional item in welcome bag

GOLD SPONSORSHIP: $50,000• Premier logo position on all marketing materials, including,

(but not limited to) event advertisement/brochures/print/ online/e-lert newsletter sent to 100,000 email subscribers

• Two-page spread in the program guide

• 10’x15’ booth in a premium location

• 1 translator for the duration of the event

• 3 hotel rooms for 3 nights

• 2 invitations to VIP Deal Summit

• 1 promotional item in welcome bag

DEADLINE FOR SPONSORSHIP IS OCTOBER 2, 2017

For more information and additional sponsorship opportunities, please contact:

212-254-7400 | [email protected]/Shanghai

SILVER SPONSORSHIP: $35,000• Logo position on all marketing materials, including (but not limited to) event advertisement/

brochures/print/online/e-lert newsletter sent to 100,000 email subscribers

• One-page ad in the program guide

• 10’x10’ booth in a premium location

• 1 translator for the duration of the event

• 2 hotel rooms for 3 nights

• 1 invitation to VIP Deal Summit

THREE LEVELS OF SPONSORSHIP OFFER A VARIETY OF PROGRAM ELEMENTS

THE REAL DEAL SHANGHAI’S 2015-2016 SPONSORS:

DO I PARTICIPATE?

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