Day: 16 April 2019

The world’s central B2C exhibition for upscale international real estate takes place between 15 and 16 May at the Grimaldi Forum.

Exhibitors include upmarket property developers and real estate agents from 80 countries.

The exhibition will showcase properties located in all areas attractive to investors:

• EUROPE: Great Britain, France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Austria, Cyprus, Greece, Malta, and other countries;
• ASIA: Thailand, The Maldives, The Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, and more;
• ISLAND PROPERTIES: Including the Caribbean, Hawaii, The Canary Islands, French Polynesia, and Cuba; and
• THE MIDDLE EAST: The UAE, Turkey, Egypt, and Jordan.

The Exhibition will feature:

• Residential real estate (urban and resort properties);
• Commercial real estate (hospitality, office, and retail properties);
• Income-generating real estate (rental, investment properties).

The Monaco International Luxury Property Expo will be attended by individual home buyers from 25 countries, as well as by top real estate agents, investors, and the world’s leading developers.

The event is organised in partnership with the government of the Principality of Monaco.

The MILP Exhibition is the 16th project in the IELP series. Between 2016 and 2018, IELPE events were held around the world, including Shanghai, Mumbai, Moscow, Kyiv, Cannes, Almaty, and Baku. Interviews with exhibitors and attendees and their feedback on the event can be viewed here.

Registration

For more detailed information, please contact the organizer: info@ielpe.com, or at +44 20 335 581 11.

Thierry Henry struggled with the stress of his first major league management role, according to AS Monaco player Aleksandr Golovin.

The midfielder was speaking in an interview with KpaCaba, in which he revealed that, throughout his  short tenure Henry would often shout at players.

“Maybe Henry didn’t kill the role of the player inside of him,” he told KpaCaba. “When things weren’t working out during practice, he would get nervous and yell a lot. Maybe it was unnecessary.

“He was a very strong player, and the only players near his level at Monaco are maybe Falcao and Fabregas.

“He would try to go out on to the field and show us how to practice and yell.”

The Frenchman replaced Leonardo Jardim as the Ligue 1 side’s boss in October 2018, while Monaco was languishing in the relegation zone, but he lasted just 104 days in the job before Jardim returned with the club in 19th position.

Henry led Monaco to just two wins from 12 league games before he was sacked in January, and Russia international Golovin said his nerves were noticeable on the training ground.

“Maybe a different manager would say, ‘Let’s go, get it together’, but he would get nervous right away and run onto the field and start playing and showing us things.

“You could tell he (Henry) didn’t fully transition into the role of manager.”