All Office articles – Page 2
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White papersA new cycle commences
The last two years have been testing for real estate investors in Europe. From the post-pandemic highs to a sharp reversal driven by inflation and interest rates, the investment environment feels as cold as the year to date has been warm. But just as past cycles turned, so will this one. And there are indications that it is.
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White papersU.S. Real Estate: Ready, Set, Go
Against a backdrop of reduced values, resilient fundamentals, and the prospect of lower financing costs, potential opportunities are emerging across the U.S. real estate market. But given the uncertainties remaining, caution remains key.
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White papersWhat You Didn’t Know About European Offices
Are European offices broken? We don’t think so. They’re just different.
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Asset Manager NewsIPUT welcomes Stripe to Wilton Park
Stripe has chosen One Wilton Park as the location for its new Irish headquarters. The payments giant, which is owned by Limerick brothers John and Patrick Collison, signed on 28th June. The company has confirmed it will be the second half of 2025 when it moves into the building.
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White papersPrime Time For Cbd European Offices While Non-Cbd Offices Trail
In this publication, we cover for the first time the European office markets beyond the usual prime segment of the market, to fully capture the polarisation between prime and secondary buildings which has accelerated with the increase in remote working capture the polarisation between prime and secondary buildings which has accelerated with the increase in remote working.
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White papersGlobal REITs: Out of favour, but rarely better!
The narrative on Global REIT price weakness in recent years has centred on the rapid rise of interest rates, headlines about the demise of the office, and concerns about the health of bank lending to commercial real estate. Whilst there is merit to some of these concerns, they mask the reality of a listed real estate sector in strong shape.
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Asset Manager NewsHines Expands Regional Headquarters In New York
(NEW YORK, NY) – Hines, a global real estate investment manager, announced today that it is nearly doubling its New York City office space with a 12-year lease at 555 Greenwich+345 Hudson. Described by Fast Company as “New York’s most energy-efficient new office building,” 555 Greenwich has garnered industry acclaim for its innovative sustainability system and full electrification to eliminate the on-site use of fossil fuels resulting in 80% less energy usage than similar structures in Manhattan.
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Asset Manager NewsHines Secures Green Light for 18 Blackfriars Road – An Iconic New Net-Zero, Mixed-Use Destination at Bankside, London
Hines Aims to Transform a Largely Vacant Site Into a Sustainable Office and Residential Neighborhood Comprising Over 1 million Square Feet - London’s Lowest Whole Life Carbon High-Rise Development – With Retail and Food Outlets, Alongside New Community, Cultural and Educational Spaces
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White papersEuropean Real Estate: Why Now?
The European real estate market appears to have passed its cyclical trough—and potentially compelling core and value-add opportunities are emerging across logistics, living, and select areas of the office sector.
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White papersThe Long Good Buy: Successfully Redeploying In Today’s Market
The heart of the buy-hold-sell decision is recognizing there are two real estate market cycles that interact with each other.
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VideoGREITs – not drowning, waving!
Global REITs have been overwhelmed by the rapid rise in interest rates, headlines about the demise of the office, and concerns over bank lending to commercial real estate. These issues mask the reality of an industry in strong shape. With lower financial leverage, well-laddered debt maturities and diversified sources of debt, GREITs’ capital structures are well positioned.
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White papersBGO Co-CEO John Carrafiell On Using Data to Nail Real Estate Investment
BGO Co-CEO John Carrafiell On Using Data to Nail Real Estate Investment
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White papersOffice Space: The CRE Effects On Major U.S. Cities
Rising office vacancy rates, declining property valuations, and the respective impact on tax revenues and city budgets are a source of growing concern for municipal bond investors.
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White papersThe workplace of the future: Next-level offices
Office markets continue to undergo a structural shift, shaped by new working dynamics and occupiers’ focus on high standard buildings, alongside increasing regulation around energy performance.
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White papersReal estate: recovery in progress
With macroeconomic trends continuing to impact real estate, Carly Tripp, Global Chief Investment Officer of Nuveen Real Estate, sheds light on the recovery process and how real estate is performing across regions.
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White papersUsing economic state models to assess the U.S. office outlook
Economic state models can be a valuable tool for investors seeking a framework to methodically analyze dynamics between macroeconomic indicators and local market trends, as well as anticipate changes in real estate cycles and formulate better-informed strategies.
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Asset Manager NewsHines and The Tampa Bay Rays Announce Historic Development and Partnership
(ST. PETERSBURG) — The Tampa Bay Rays announced that a historic agreement has been reached with the City of St. Petersburg and Pinellas County to move forward with a new state-of-the-art ballpark and a transformational development by the Hines Historic Gas Plant Partnership on the 86-acre site where the team’s current stadium sits.
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White papersBGO’s Rob Naso On the Landlord’s New Move-In-Ready Office Model
BGO’s Rob Naso On the Landlord’s New Move-In-Ready Office Model. The company’s rolling out the new Move-In-Ready Office model in New York, Boston, Chicago and other cities to attract tenants that might be uncertain about their office needs.
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PodcastWhat Should We Do with All of this Office Space?
From Wall Street economists to local taxi drivers, everyone is talking about the challenges facing U.S. office real estate. How big is the problem? What are the potential solutions? And will there be investment opportunities along the way? Barings’ Dags Chen weighs in.
