Property Asset Management

BIBA is holding its 112th Business Meeting on Friday, 30th April 2004 at the London Hilton.

The Meeting is dedicated to Property Asset Management. We request the pleasure of your company.

BIBA's 112th Business Meeting
London Hilton Hotel
Park Lane, London W1

If the question asked, is “what is your most valuable personal asset?” Your reply would most probably be your property assets. Are we heading for a property crash or even more profits?

The Bank of England nowadays hardly talks about the exchange rate, inflation, unemployment, trade or budget deficit and instead focuses on the house price inflation. The nine-member Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) are these days primarily concerned with lowering the house price inflation through higher interest rates. However, the UK export, tourism and the manufacturing sectors are suffering, as the UK interest rates are much higher than its trading partners are. Of course, we all love high house price inflation since it is money for nothing.

We live in times when everything is hype. We react to our economic and social issues on hype and elect politicians on hype. So, how can we best manage our assets? >>clicking here for more.

What the British-Iranian Met Officers say:


“Being a Police Officer, working as a Liaison Officer for the Special Crime Directory, I act as an interpreter helping Persian families. The role has helped me feel that I am giving something back to the community, putting a stop to crime whilst putting a smile on peoples faces.”

PC Homan Forouzan

“Joining the police was my childhood dream and I get a lot of satisfaction out of the role I play on a daily basis in helping the people in need and bringing those who commit crime to justice.

I wouldn’t do anything else”.”

PC Mehdi Taheri

“As a PCSO I am the face of the Met, a role that has been a real eye opener! The atmosphere in the team I work with is excellent and the job has been a real challenge. By patrolling my local streets, I get to know the community and help to reduce the amount of drug crime in the area.”

PCSO Sarah Hamidi

“I wanted to join a large organisation with a diverse working community, something that the Met has provided me with. Working within Policy and Appeal, my role is very much consultation and research driven.

It is the variety and flexibility that I really love about my role.”

Roshni Mistry, member of Police Staff