All Investment Strategies articles – Page 3
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Magazine
Opportunistic investment tables 2017
Top managers with opportunistic investments in the Top 100 Real Estate Investment Managers survey 2017
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White papersThe European residential opportunity
Why It Is Now The Right Time To Execute A European Residential Strategy
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Asset Manager News
European real estate investors prepare for extended market cycle
Low interest rates, low returns: a clear response is emerging to the question of how long the current market phase is likely to continue as European investors review their real estate strategies.
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Magazine
Core/core plus investment tables 2016
Top managers with core/core plus investments in the Top 100 Real Estate Investment Managers survey 2016.
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Magazine
Value add investment tables 2016
Top managers with value add investments in the Top 100 Real Estate Investment Managers survey 2016.
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Magazine
Opportunistic investment tables 2016
Top managers with opportunistic investments in the Top 100 Real Estate Investment Managers survey 2016.
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White papers
Complementing Core
Featured in Private Debt Investor’s US Special Report 2016: The Road Ahead
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White papers
A world view: the case for global core real estate investment
Real estate has earned itself a firm place in institutional portfolios, with worldwide investment in property reaching a record $13.6 trillion. However, one key difference remains between investor attitude to real estate and to other asset classes.
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Asset Manager News
M&G Real Estate invests in 175 million office scheme in Central Madrid
Latest acquisition brings core European strategy to over €1 billion Acquisitions since March total circa €360 million
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White papers
Mezzanine Debt – Does it Make Sense Today?
Advancing into the seventh year of an extended and bumpy economic recovery, amidst global uncertainty on the direction and pace of growth, questions naturally arise about the relative attractiveness of alternative real estate investment strategies.
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Asset Manager News
AEW Europe launches opportunistic investment partnership
AEW Europe has signed an investment programme focused on German retail assets as part of the expansion of its opportunistic platform. AEW Europe is working with its local partner, Kintyre to source and structure investments in Germany and will initially look to build a €150 million portfolio of assets in lot sizes of €5-15 million.
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Asset Manager News
DRC in UK deal double
DRC Capital has completed two deals in the UK, for Draco Property and for a joint venture between Oaktree Capital Management and Patrizia Immobilien.
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White papers
Magnify: Opportunities in the European logistics sector
Eurozone sentiment indicators, such as consumer confidence, have been continuously improving since the second half of 2013, as has occupier demand for industrial property.
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White papers
Investment case: The UK private rented sector (PRS)
The UK private rented sector (PRS) has doubled in size in the past decade and is now starting to increasingly attract the attention of institutional investors.
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White papers
Opportunities in Asia: Japan's residential sector
Japan boasts the biggest real estate market in Asia, offering investors maturity, transparency and low volatility of returns. That, coupled with a recovering economy, has fuelled investor interest.
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White papers
Investment case: Asia Pacific core real estate
The Asia Pacific (APAC) real estate market has grown into the largest in the world, offering increasingly high levels of maturity, transparency and liquidity.
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White papers
UK house prices: how serious is the risk of overheating?
The UK housing market has rebounded over the past 18 months, earning strong returns for investors but also prompting some commentators to express concerns about the risk of overheating.
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White papers
Why rate hikes shouldn’t yield trouble for UK real estate
Against a backdrop of widely expected UK interest rate rises, this paper seeks to determine the implications for the real estate market.
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White papers
UK’s Big Six office markets: emerging from London’s shadow
Britain’s ‘Big Six’ office markets – Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds and Manchester – are emerging from the shadows to offer a serious challenge to London.
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