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This significant conference comes at a challenging time for urban planners around the world as the financial crisis causes a re-evaluation of priorities in our cities, reflecting an evolving landscape of ultra-tight liquidity and collapsing real estate values, socio-economic strains due to massive corporate restructuring, and revived focus on sustainability.

This year's Summit will look closely at Hong Kong, and will also include case studies on other financial and economic centres, including some of the most innovative and successful renewal initiatives, with a focus on complex issues such as affordable housing, public-private partnership financing, energy efficiency, citizen participation, green spaces and the preservation of old buildings.