All Europe articles – Page 108
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Six reasons to consider investing in non-traditional property sectors in Europe
Alternatives. Specialty. Non-traditional. Whatever your preferred label, sectors beyond the mainstream
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Real estate market outlook November 2014: Continental Europe
Private sector confidence in the Eurozone has remained at levels consistent with economic expansion in recent months, although actual economic data has been more mixed.
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Bouwinvest to buy 177 apartments in Utrecht’s Zijdebalen development from Hurks and Van Wijnen
Munich— Bouwinvest Dutch Institutional Residential Fund, the largest investor in residential properties in the Netherlands on an unleveraged basis, has agreed to acquire 177 apartments to be built from the first half of 2015 in the Zijdebalen development in Utrecht for an undisclosed amount. Bouwinvest signed the agreement with real ...
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Edmond de Rothschild: M&A deals are back - companies are feeling confident again
Interview with Philippe Lecoq, manager of the Edmond de Rothschild Europe Synergy fund
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CBRE Global Investors achieves excellent results from GRESB Benchmark; seven funds named leading sustainable funds and awarded Green Stars
CBRE Global Investors has achieved excellent results from the latest Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB).
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Investment market update: Europe retail & shopping centre - H1 2014
Europe is now emerging from the economic crisis and main economic indicators (GDP, retail sales and consumer spending) are now forecast to return to positive territory over the next five years.
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European property investors switch strategy
The latest investment climate study by Union Investment reveals that more and more European property investors are also beginning to implement their core plus strategies in response to high prices and the improved market outlook.
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European nursing homes 2014: consolidation in progress
Globally in Europe, population will increase by more than 2% in the next 20 years. Important disparities will differently impact the national context.
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The race for yields – Yield conversion in a low growth environment
The economies of the various eurozone countries are still moving in different directions, with the recovery being mainly driven by the Austrian, Belgium and German economies and the re-emergence of the Spanish economy out of recession.
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Aviva Investors - Market Edge August 2014: Recovery continues despite stalling economy
Despite the weak economic recovery, investors’ confidence has improved, says Chris Urwin at Aviva Investors.
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Europe Fair Value: Q2 2014
The DTZ European Fair Value Index™ rose marginally in Q2 to 76 from the Q1 published figure of 74, meaning that European property has become slightly more attractive to investors.
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Investment market update: Europe Q2 2014
European commercial real estate investment in Q2 2014 increased by 4% to EUR36.6bn compared to Q1 and 24% up on Q2 2013. During first half of the year EUR72bn has been invested in European property, which is well above 2005 levels.
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Edmond de Rothschild: Seizing opportunities on Europe’s convertible bond market
What is driving the European convertible market?
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DRC Capital announces final close of European Real Estate Debt Fund II in excess of £487m
DRC Capital is pleased to announce the Final Close of the European Real Estate Debt Fund II, (ERED II) with total commitments in excess of £487 million, surpassing its target fund size of £400 million.
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Global strategy – 4Q13: Calling time on prime?
Amid growing signs of stronger growth for both the US and global economy, investors are anticipating an eventual tapering of the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) quantitative easing policy.
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ECB Lifeline to Banks Means Real Estate Lending Market Is Still Wide Open
There is a deep structural change occurring in the European CRE lending market, with insurers and specialized loan funds readying themselves to fill part or all of the gap left by receding bank mortgage lending in the sector.