Summary
The purpose of this training workshop was to assist municipal officials conceptualize and practically apply lessons on the leveraging of private sector investment into their catalytic metropolitan projects. A key output was to facilitate dialogue between city officials and private sector developers/investors. It aimed to specifically focus on how cities could leverage their real estate assets to enable private sector investment in urban core areas and create collaborative partnerships.
Agenda
Workshop AgendaWorkshop Report
Presentations
Day 1
City PresentationsCape TownAthlone Power StationEkurhuleniGermiston Urban RenewaleThekwiniWarwick Junction - DurbanJohannesburgProperty Prospectus - Watt Street InterchangeWatt Street Interchange Concept DesignMangaungWaaihoek PrecinctNelson Mandela BayMermaids PrecinctTshwaneWest Capital Development
Speaker PresentationsBo-Sin Tang - Leveraging Real Estate Values for Urban Development in Hong Kong: Experiences and LessonsMalijeng Ngqaleni - Catalysing Inclusive Urban Economic GrowthIvan Turok - Catalysing Urban (Re)Development The South African Context
Day 2
Adelaide Steedley - Centre for Affordable HousingRob McGaffin - CSP Workshop - Project AssessmentSharon Lewis - Newtown Case study 2014Alice Cabaret - Propertuity - Maboneng PrecinctFrancois Viruly - Real Estate FinanceAndrew Brooking - SA Real Estate Capital MarketsPaul Jackson - Trust for Urban Housing FinanceLael Bethlehem - Urban regeneration in Johannesburg
Day 3
Yusuf Patel - Cosmo CityValerie Santos - Economic Development Tools for MunicipalitiesUwe Brandes - Global Cities and Integrated Urban StrategyValerie Santos - Institutional Models for Local Economic DevelopmentAlan Dinnie - Leveraging Social and Economic Benefits on Public LandWill Bautista - Private and Public Sector Partenering