All Europe articles – Page 35
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People News
GARBE Industrial Real Estate Appoints Jan Philipp Daun as Managing Director
Daun becomes new Chief Investment Officer (CIO) He will head the Investment Management, Portfolio Management in Germany,and Financing divisions
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Asset Manager News
KGAL more than doubles new business to 3.4 billion euros in 2021
Grünwald, 22.02.2022 – In the challenging market environment of 2021, KGAL Group succeeded in setting a record with its transactions across its asset classes Real Estate, Sustainable Infrastructure and Aviation.
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White papers
The return of the European consumer
European consumer spending rebounded in 2021, but it lagged the much stronger recovery in the United States. In 2022, I expect that gap to close. Despite numerous headwinds, like soaring energy prices and falling consumer confidence, I believe Europeans will be saving less of their income this year and that there is enough pent-up demand to propel robust consumption growth.
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Asset Manager News
Edmond de Rothschild REIM acquires prime office building in Luxembourg from Nextensa
Edmond de Rothschild Real Estate Investment Management has acquired a prime office building in the heart of the financial district of Kirchberg in Luxembourg. The property, located on Rue Jean Monnet 4, extends over 4,000 sqm and is fully let to several strong financial tenants.
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Asset Manager News
PATRIZIA further increases logistics footprint with acquisition of two German logistics assets for EUR 139 million
PATRIZIA AG has acquired two logistics assets in western Germany for c. EUR 139 million.
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White papers
Levelling up and why the U.K. real estate industry should pay attention
At the beginning of February 2022, the U.K. government announced its long awaited ‘levelling up’ plan to address and close the gap between the rich and poorest parts of the country. An ambitious target of 2030 is set and much needed as, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies1, the U.K. is one of the most geographically uneven countries, with income inequality ranked as one of the highest in Europe.
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White papers
How Deep Is EUR Love?
Thursday’s 7.5% U.S. inflation print reintroduced some volatility, but we still think the euro is building a base for a long-term relationship with its admirers.
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White papers
What’s the outlook for European asset-backed securities in 2022?
European asset-backed securities (ABS) outperformed many other areas of fixed income last year as investors were drawn by their floating rate properties and supportive fundamentals, including a resilient labour market and low arrears in underlying asset pools. But how strong is the outlook for securitisations in 2022?
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People News
M7 appoints Peter Wenzel as Managing Director in Germany
M7 Real Estate (“M7”), the pan-European investor and asset manager specialising in multi-tenanted properties, announces that it has strengthened its pan-European senior leadership team with the appointment of Peter Wenzel as Managing Director, Germany, as the company continues its growth in this region.
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Research Report
Senior housing: how to solve the mismatch in the market
In the next twenty years, the main driver for demographic growth in the Netherlands is the ever-growing senior age group.
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Asset Manager News
22 Bishopsgate reaches 75% letting milestone with two new tenants signed
Latest commitments from William Blair and RSA Group mean that 22 Bishopsgate now contains more let office space than any other building in the City of London[1] -
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White papers
Why US Rate Rises Highlight European Fixed-Income Opportunities
Recently, euro-based investors have been able to access higher-yielding US dollar bond markets while hedging their currency risk at low cost. Now, interest rates are set to rise in the US—and we think it’s time for US dollar investors to consider opportunities in euro fixed-income markets.
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White papers
Inflation in Turkey could very well reach 50% and more in the coming months
Because of unorthodox economic policies, Turkey will face a tough year ahead, with inflation peaking at a 20-year high… but we do see some lights at the end of the tunnel!
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White papers
The journey back to zero real rates
Real interest rates in the US and Europe have reached negative levels that are unprecedented in recent history. We have to go back to the 1970s to find similar levels, and only a handful of past examples since WWII can be used as reference points.
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White papers
Keeping up with our Investment Outlook for 2022
2022 will be the “year of reckoning” for DM economies when they will test the effectiveness of the policies deployed since the peak of the pandemic phase and face the challenge of retuning to normality: fiscal and monetary policies will tighten up at a time when the growth/inflation mix is becoming more challenging and there is much less room for manoeuvre in terms of policy.
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White papers
European strategic sovereignty must be an investment opportunity
The concept of strategic sovereignty goes far beyond the issues of security and defence. It also assumes relative self-sufficiency, and the ability to impose one’ standards and to create global leaders in tomorrow’s ecosystems. This political objective must be founded on economic reality and will first require new investment momentum in Europe.
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White papers
Real assets: An alternative way to hedge inflation risk
As inflation soars to levels not seen in years, the costs of hedging against it via traditional liquid market securities are becoming prohibitively expensive. Real assets might offer institutional investors a better option, argues Luke Layfield.
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Asset Manager News
Bouwinvest raises €836 million in capital, welcomes 10 new clients in 2021
Bouwinvest Real Estate Investors raised €836 million in capital in 2021 and welcomed 10 new clients, including pension fund Notariaat and Centramed.
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White papers
What does inflation mean for real estate investors?
We ask if real estate can help protect portfolios against a sustained period of inflation.
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Video
A village in the sky
Brussels regards The Louise, designed by architects André and Jean Polak between 1963-1965, as part of its architectural heritage.