Real Assets – Page 89
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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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When will Central London office rents peak?
Central London offices have recently been the star performer of the UK commercial real estate market. Total returns on City and West End offices averaged 14.2% per annum and 16.1% per annum respectively over the five years to June 2015 (source: MSCI), well above the all property average of 10.1% ...
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High Dutch retail risk premium creates opportunities
Market concerns over a projected surge in the development pipeline for Dutch retail real estate is keeping risk premiums for quality assets in sectors and locations insulated against this oversupply at too high a level, offering attractive opportunities for investors able to access these properties. Read more in Bouwinvest’s latest retail research white paper.
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UK Real Estate: Above-trend returns continue as rental recovery broadens
Strong performance of UK real estate to continue in the near term, despite slower capital growth
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European Real Estate: Five-year forecast ticks up to nine per cent p.a., but mid-year view more muted
Yield spread over government bonds drives a 20 per cent hike in investment levels
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Big city, bright lights, better returns? [Infographic]
Mark Callender, Head of Real Estate Research, explains how carefully contrstructed property can capitalise on a future increasingly centered on cities.
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US Economic Outlook: Q2 2015
July’s economic data for the US, to a large extent, represented more of the same with some mixed economic news.
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Insights: Quarterly market views from our fund managers - Q2 2015
The Asia Pacific real estate market is expanding rapidly – invested stock in the region rose by 10% in dollar terms over the past year to $5.1 trillion, moving further ahead of Europe and North America. This growth has helped to further broaden the pool of opportunities, with new markets meeting the transparency and maturity criteria for core investment.
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Research Blast: Beginning of a recovery?!
Behind the headlines of the crisis in Greece, the eurozone economy has produced some encouraging indicators in 2Q15, which suggests that it is moving into a phase of sustainable economic growth.
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Market Report: Retail Germany H1 2015
The investment climate on the German real estate market could not be better: The positive overall economic situation, low interest rates and low energy prices have created a bullish market sentiment.
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What QE in Europe Means for Real Estate Investors
Roughly three months after the Fed announced that its third and final quantitative easing (QE) program was complete, the European Central Bank (ECB) finally announced that it was starting its first QE program.
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Market Report: Aviation Markets H1 2015
Good times for the aviation markets: Oil prices are at their lowest level in six years. Prices of under USD 70 per barrel provide relief for the aviation industry.
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Asia Pacific Outlook: June 2015
Over 2015 and 2016, economic growth of the Asia Pacific region is forecast to hold steady at 5.5% per annum, continuing to outperform the rest of the world by a large margin.
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Success on a Plate: Growth in casual dining feeds the UK leisure sector
A notable feature of the retail landscape in recent years has been the growing prominence of certain leisure occupiers, notably casual dining chains.
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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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European Real Estate: Into the Upturn
The eurozone economy has finally turned the corner following a protracted recession which began with the global financial crisis, but was then exacerbated by the sovereign debt crisis in southern Europe.
