Real Estate Research – Page 78
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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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US Economy and Real Estate Market Trends - 2016-10
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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.
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Outlook 2016: UK Commercial Real Estate
After a strong 2015, we expect performance across different parts of the real estate sectors to be more polarised in 2016.
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Outlook 2016: Global Real Estate Securities
The potential for higher interest rates in 2016 is unsettling some investors, but we believe the right real estate securities are supported by a number of other factors.
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Continental European real estate market commentary – December 2015
Schroders expects the eurozone economy to grow steadily by 1.5 - 1.75% through 2016-2017.
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UK real estate market commentary – December 2015
Schroders expects UK GDP to grow by around 2% p.a. through 2016-2017, in line with its long-term trend.
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UK real estate: market returns slow but rental recovery broadens
As the UK occupier recovery broadens, rental growth is replacing yield compression as a key driver of returns
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European real estate: occupier demand on the rise
Rents are rising across all sectors while investment volumes are up significantly from a year ago
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Global Core Pricing
Given varying dynamics in the three major regions regarding commercial real estate pricing, it is easier to speak at the individual region level.
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How time flies: Extracts from the captain’s log of the GOAL team
Our people are constantly on the move: at on-site technical checks, at purchasing meetings with airlines, at conferences or providing support for KGAL at investor meetings. There is a genuine commotion around the nine-person GOAL team – who act as the asset managers for KGAL’s aviation funds.
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Investment strategy: From core strategy to opportunistic investment: Investing in aviation gets more complex
And the investment doesn’t necessarily have to be in a brand-new airliner or one of the standard aircraft types on the market. Older aircraft or niche models also fly safely – and may even become the highlight in terms of return on investment for an intelligently structured aircraft fund.
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Interview with an airline pilot: Let that bird fly! Let’s do it, but let’s do it safely!
When an aircraft takes to the air everyone hopes for it to land again safely, the passengers, the cabin attendants and the pilots – but also the aircraft’s owners. “For us, everything that happens in the cockpit is about safety, and everything in it is there to prevent errors and ...
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Securities Open Doors to Prime Assets
Prime Asian buildings in prime locations are rarely traded, so are difficult for investors to access directly. But publicly listed real estate securities offer a way for investors of all type and size to gain exposure to such property.
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UK Real Estate: Market returns slow but rental recovery broadens
As the UK occupier recovery broadens, rental growth is replacing yield compression as a key driver of returns
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Rental Growth in the UK’s Occupier Markets: The recovery in UK occupier markets continues
Annual all-property rental growth touched a cycle high of 4.1 per cent in September, marginally ahead of the previous peak of four per cent seen in August 2007
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US Economic Outlook: Q3 2015
The US economy continued to lumber forward in Q3, as evidenced by the just-released GDP reading of 1.5% growth on an annualized basis.