2022 Real Estate Top 150 ranking: 5
St James Quarter, the most significant transformation Edinburgh has seen in a generation - opened phase one today, with the launch of its 850,000 sq ft shopping galleria.
The completion of the first phase of the 1.7m sq ft scheme, developed by Nuveen Real Estate, creates a new retail-led, lifestyle district that fully integrates and enhances Edinburgh’s city centre - providing an inspiring, attractive, and vibrant destination.
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When the market turned decidedly negative in early 2022, the strong value-add investment opportunity in the wake of the global financial crisis (GFC) came back to mind for many and inspired a number of real estate players to repeat that success. Substantial amounts of capital have since been raised, but very little of it has been invested to date.
With over 70% of surveyed institutional investors now considering or planning to consider climate risk and the environmental and societal impact of their investment decisions, it is becoming increasingly obvious that investment products should offer sustainable qualities in order to meet this growing demand. As a result of this trend, this paper looks at how commercial real estate (CRE) debt could be a popular choice.
Market conditions remain volatile amid higher interest rates, inflation and the threat of looming recession. In such an environment, investors are struggling to meet return requirements. However, asset classes such as commercial real estate (CRE) debt could offer the potential for value across short, U.K. medium and long-term timeframes, while adding effective portfolio diversification.
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