Real Assets – Page 98
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European real estate: investors rush to increase exposure
Europe’s undersupplied industrial sector continues to lead the field followed by its office and retail markets.
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Where to find value in real estate - the best investment opportunities in Europe and beyond
From the UK to Spain, real estate markets across Europe have enjoyed strong returns, attracting healthy inflows from investors on a quest for income.
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No turning point in sight yet: European real estate investors remain bullish
Investors are facing an ever growing number of unknowns in the real estate market.
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UK Real Estate Outlook: 1H16
Expectations for UK economic growth have undergone some fairly significant downward revisions over the past six months.
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Ausblick: Schweizer Immobilienmarkt 1H16
Die Talsohle scheint durchschritten und eine leichte Wachstumsbeschleunigung wird für 2016 erwartet. Die Belebung der Auslandsnachfrage nach Schweizer Waren und Dienstleistungen sollte diese Entwicklung unterstützen.
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Eurozone Real Estate Outlook: 1H16
The economic outlook for the eurozone has become increasingly polarized between the relatively positive domestically driven recovery, which drove GDP growth above expectations in 2015, and the decidedly negative global economic headwinds and geopolitical risks that have risen in prominence over the past six months.
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UK Debt Real Estate Market: February 2016 Update
Interest Rate Volatility, Fair Value and Underlying Portfolio Performance
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China’s property market in transition
As China transitions to a service-based economy, this paper looks at the potential implications for commercial real estate and identifies which areas of the market are likely to prosper as a result.
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The role of Multi-Manager solutions in the age of LGPS asset pooling
The new initiative for local government pension schemes (LGPS) to pool their assets creating ‘collective portfolios’ in different asset classes has much to commend it, but it is likely to be a complex process for real estate assets.
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China Real Estate Market: Taking stock and looking ahead
Long-term structural gains in property sector dynamics amid ongoing noise and idiosyncrasies
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Real Estate Stocks: Not as vulnerable to rising rates as many believe
On December 16th the Federal Reserve (Fed) finally acted.
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UK Real Estate Market: January 2016 Update
As prime yields hit record lows, is there relative value in secondary in the UK?
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European Real Estate Market: January 2016 Update
How low oil price may impact Middle East investments into commercial European real estate
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Real Estate Market Outlook UK - January 2016
The UK economy looks set to record a healthy pace of growth in 2016, continuing to expand at a much faster rate than the majority of advanced economies.
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Paris offices – Fluctuat nec mergitur
“Fluctuat nec mergitur” has been the official Latin motto of Paris since the 14th century. In English it translates into “The ship is tossed by the waves, but does not sink”.
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Key risks for global real estate in 2016
Aided by extremely loose global monetary policy, capital values have experienced a strong recovery since the crisis. We believe this period of very strong capital growth has largely run its course and the window to capture significant yield compression is passing quickly, says Sandip Bhalsod.
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Key risks for UK real estate in 2016
While the outlook for UK real estate assets is positive, sinking oil prices and a vote on EU membership are among risks worth watching this year, warns Richard Levis.
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The UK’s supermarkets are feeling the squeeze
UK supermarkets are caught between online retailers, higher wage costs and competition from discounters, says Simon Young.
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Finding Value in Asia-Pacific Real Estate in 2016
Data on Asia-Pacific’s economies and real estate markets continue to produce conflicting reads. This is in part due to the fundamental heterogeneity in economic structure, demographics, fiscal, and monetary policy across the region’s main economies.
