Accountancy and consultancy group Ernst & Young has become the latest partner to join the Urban Land Institute's Urban Investment Network, which seeks to drive up the rate of investment in Europe's cities through better public-private collaboration. Other partners in the Network, which was established in 2008, include ING Real Estate Development, Eurohypo and the cities of Barcelona, Amsterdam, Edinburgh and Istanbul.
Accountancy and consultancy group Ernst & Young has become the latest partner to join the Urban Land Institute's Urban Investment Network, which seeks to drive up the rate of investment in Europe's cities through better public-private collaboration. Other partners in the Network, which was established in 2008, include ING Real Estate Development, Eurohypo and the cities of Barcelona, Amsterdam, Edinburgh and Istanbul.
The Network will hold a special briefing at Mipim on Thursday, outlining the programme of events for 2010 which include workshops in Amsterdam, London, Germany and Barcelona as well as the Urban Investment Network Summit in Istanbul on 23 September 2010.
The Urban Investment Network briefing will take place at 12.00 pm on the Barcelona City Council’s stand, LR2.06.