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Housing Outlook Conference 2006 — Montréal
November 21, 7:30 am – 11:30 am
Palais des Congrès de Montréal
201 Viger Ouest, Room 710
Montréal, Quebec H2Z 1X7

Topic: Forecasts, Outlook, Housing Market

Audience: Architect / Engineer, Builder / Renovator, Inspector, Investor, Manufacturer, Mortgage lender or broker, Non-Profit Organization, Planner, Policy analyst, Property manager, Realtor

Whatever your interest in the housing sector, it will now, more than ever, be necessary to fine-tune your strategic planning. This conference will give you the opportunity to enhance your expertise and will help you better navigate in the new environment.

On the agenda:

Taking the turn . . . the provincial outlook
Kevin J. Hughes
As every driver knows, taking a turn is always a decisive moment when increased attention must be combined with a careful look ahead. In addition to taking stock of the major economic and demographic factors that will affect the housing markets in Quebec, Kevin Hughes will address several issues of interest (including debt) at a time when these markets are turning around. Mr. Hughes will end his presentation with a review of the different regional markets across the province and elsewhere in Canada.

Montréal area: time for a new health check
David L’Heureux
The real estate frenzy in recent years is gradually giving way to some moderation. The Montréal housing market is effectively showing more and more signs of slowing down, but at what pace will the winds change? Find out exactly what is happening on the market and get our forecasts for 2007.

Key market niches: a detailed diagnosis
Paul Cardinal
With the Montréal real estate market showing signs of running out of steam, which market niches seem the best positioned and which appear to be the most vulnerable? Is there a real risk of having overbuilt in recent years? Our review will cover various market segments, including luxury condominiums, retirement housing and manor homes.

Renovation, a prosperous market
Kim-Anh Lam
Should we ignore a $10 billion market, the most prosperous segment of the residential market in Quebec? It is time to paint a picture of the renovation market to discover the business opportunities that it holds. We will reveal the outlook and the financial aspects of this market, with special emphasis on the Montréal metropolitan area.

Registration fees
EARLY BOOKING BONUS
Before October 30: $140 + taxes = $159.53
As of October 30 : $175 + taxes = $199.41
On-Site : $200 + taxes = $227.90
No refunds after November 7. Substitutions will be accepted.

Registration fees include the presentations, documentation, breakfast, health break and coat check. Presentations will be delivered in French with simultaneous translation in English.

Register on-line, by phone, by fax or by mail. For more details on registration, please consult the brochure (PDF).

Please note: Registration is available until 9 p.m. on November 17. After this date, please call 1-800-668-2642 to determine the availability for on-site registration.

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