Briefing & Drinks with Colliers International | The Netherlands Chamber of Commerce in Japan (NCCJ)

We are pleased to invite you to this year’s first edition of “Briefing & Drinks” whereby our members present the sectors in which they operate and provide market trends and forecasts.

Our host company this time is Colliers International. Colliers International is a global real estate services company. The Japan legal entity was established in 1952. The company offers a range of services: Tenant Representation, Investment Services, Property & Project Management, Asset Management, Valuation & Advisory Services and Research.

In this presentation you will receive an explanation of the Tokyo Office Market, including Tokyo sub markets, current trends and forward projections to 2020 and the risks and opportunities the market provides in the coming years for companies looking to expand, contract, relocate or open satellite locations.

About the speaker

Greg Turnbull has been active in Japanese real estate since 1997 based primarily in Tokyo, home to one of the most dynamic and commercial office markets in the world. On a day-to-day basis Greg and his colleagues are highly active providing strategic planning advice for office lease renewal, lease expiry negotiations and relocations for clients across Japan. Recent projects have included transactions representing foreign government related entities, financial services, manufacturing, management consultancy and technology related firms. Greg also works closely with other real estate professionals in North America, Europe and Asia to provide high quality Corporate Real Estate delivery for Japanese firms with global real estate portfolios.

Registration
Please email your details (number of attendees, name(s), company, phone number) to nccj@nccj.jp NCCJ member can register online. Confirmation will be sent to all participants prior to the event day via email. Booking deadline is 20 Feb. 2017. Cancellations must be submitted before 20 Feb. Please note that we are limited to 25 persons. First come, first serve. Registrations of NCCJ members have higher priority.