Real Estate Research – Page 83
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Schroder Property: The attraction of property in a rising interest rate market
As the UK economic recovery goes from strength to strength, the path and timing of interest rate rises assumes greater importance for financial assets.
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Schroder Property: How resilient is secondary property?
The last 12 months have seen total returns on secondary property start to rival those on prime property, marking an end to the prolonged underperformance which began during the financial crisis. There are three main reasons for this.
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Investment market update: Europe retail & shopping centre - H1 2014
Europe is now emerging from the economic crisis and main economic indicators (GDP, retail sales and consumer spending) are now forecast to return to positive territory over the next five years.
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European property investors switch strategy
The latest investment climate study by Union Investment reveals that more and more European property investors are also beginning to implement their core plus strategies in response to high prices and the improved market outlook.
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European nursing homes 2014: consolidation in progress
Globally in Europe, population will increase by more than 2% in the next 20 years. Important disparities will differently impact the national context.
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The race for yields – Yield conversion in a low growth environment
The economies of the various eurozone countries are still moving in different directions, with the recovery being mainly driven by the Austrian, Belgium and German economies and the re-emergence of the Spanish economy out of recession.
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Aviva Investors - Market Edge August 2014: Recovery continues despite stalling economy
Despite the weak economic recovery, investors’ confidence has improved, says Chris Urwin at Aviva Investors.
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Aviva Investors - Market Edge August 2014: UK real estate: cycle quickens
Real estate to deliver promising returns but fnding value is more diffcult, says Chris Urwin at Aviva.
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Europe Fair Value: Q2 2014
The DTZ European Fair Value Index™ rose marginally in Q2 to 76 from the Q1 published figure of 74, meaning that European property has become slightly more attractive to investors.
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Investment market update: Europe Q2 2014
European commercial real estate investment in Q2 2014 increased by 4% to EUR36.6bn compared to Q1 and 24% up on Q2 2013. During first half of the year EUR72bn has been invested in European property, which is well above 2005 levels.
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U.S. REIT PREFERREDS – Equity-like Returns with Fixed Income-like Risk
In a world where yield is scarce, generating enough income to meet future liabilities is a challenging endeavor
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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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Dutch Residential Investments in European Perspective
Eight large institutional fund managers of Dutch residential property have joined forces to inform their existing clients and other investors on the merits of investing in residential properties, both in the Netherlands and in general.
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Search for alternative investment strategies forces European investors to accept more risk
The current low interest rate environment is having an increasing impact on the investment decisions of European players. Massive demand for safe investments is making core properties expensive and scarce.
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Dutch residential real estate: non-regulated rental market first to bottom out
The Dutch housing market has been a subject of discussion for some time already. After several decades in which both owner-occupier and rental homes appreciated in value, a period for reflection has now arrived
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Global real estate securities – performance review and market outlook
Global economic conditions continued to improve throughout 2013 culminating with the U.S. Federal Reserve formally beginning the process of winding down its quantitative easing measures.
