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White papersIndustrial staying power
Warehouse facilities in the industrial sector serve multiple purposes in our modern, digital economy, spurring growing demand over the last decade. Since the onset of the global pandemic in March 2020, warehouse values have risen 6.8%, while overall property values have fallen by 2.9%.1
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Industrial staying power
Warehouse facilities in the industrial sector serve multiple purposes in our modern, digital economy, spurring growing demand over the last decade. Since the onset of the global pandemic in March 2020, warehouse values have risen 6.8%, while overall property values have fallen by 2.9%.1
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Asset Manager News
PGIM Real Estate Secures S$900 Million Green Loan From DBS, OCBC Bank And UOB For NEX Mall
PGIM Real Estate has secured a S$900 million green loan from DBS, OCBC Bank and UOB for the refinancing of NEX, a major retail mall in Singapore. This deal marks a significant foray into sustainable finance for PGIM Real Estate in the region.
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What real estate managers need to learn from the hospitality sector post Covid-19
Landlords and tenants need to work together to create sustainable solutions for the future, and we think it’s win-win for both.
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Themes and Forecasts: US – Real Estate Outlook 2021
The economic disruption caused by the pandemic brings new and unique opportunities for US real estate investors. Some weakness should persist into 2021 as effects from the pandemic and 2020 recession ripple through society and the economy.
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Excuse me, while I kiss the sky
This paper is an introduction to the new world of European renewables investment – a sector able to deliver attractive levels of regular income and capital appreciation to asset owners. The market is at perhaps the most electrifying point for investors: mature and proven, competitive and able to replace conventional energy – and with societies demanding more change towards sustainable economies.
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Asset Manager News
KGAL commits to being climate-neutral asset manager by 2021
As part of a new climate strategy, one of the leading German asset managers is also targeting net zero emission portfolio by 2050
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Asset Manager News
Europa Capital’s core fund completes acquisition of 178 residential units in Copenhagen for €88 million
Europa Capital, the pan-European real estate investment manager, working with Copenhagen based Keystone Investment Management, has completed the acquisition of 178 newly developed residential units across four buildings in the Amager area of Copenhagen from Danish developer, Gefion Group, for €88 million. The transaction has been completed on behalf of the Europa Diversified Income Fund (“EDIF” or the “Fund”).
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From crisis comes opportunity: What’s normal now?
Big challenges bring us the opportunity to think differently. Our investment teams reveal what they have learnt from COVID-19, and how they are preparing to face whatever ‘normal’ emerges in a post-pandemic world.
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The Zero: Why zero rates are increasing the appeal of private assets
Investors facing The Zero are increasingly drawn to private assets for the wide variety of value creation tools available.
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Asset Manager News
Syntrus Achmea acquires 390 apartments in Germany for Dutch pension fund
Syntrus Achmea Real Estate & Finance has purchased 390 apartments in Rosenheim (Bavaria) for one of its clients, a Dutch pension fund. As a result, the fund is expanding its housing portfolio in Germany.
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Global Data Centers - European Excerpt
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused the largest economic shock in generations. Significant disruption across all segments of the economy has resulted in severe recessions globally.
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Global Data Centers - America’s Excerpt
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused the largest economic shock in generations. Significant disruption across all segments of the economy has resulted in severe recessions globally.
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Major Shifts in Real Estate : A wake-up call for real estate investors?
Featuring representatives from Franklin Templeton’s specialised real estate investment teams and the Urban Land Institute, our webinar panel explored a sector caught between one economic cycle ending and another yet to begin. At the same time, COVID-19 is accelerating huge structural changes that could be transformative for the market.
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Asset Manager News
Europa Capital signs first pre-let at the Fleminggatan 20 office building in Sweden with government-backed infrastructure contractor
Europa Capital, the pan-European real estate investment manager, in partnership with NCAP, the Nordic asset manager, announces that it has signed the first pre-let of newly refurbished prime office space at Fleminggatan 20 (“F20”) in Stockholm, Sweden, to Svevia AB, the infrastructure contractor, on behalf of its value add fund, Europa Fund V.
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Europe Real Estate sector report - Spring 2021
Long leases and strong covenants have shielded office landlords from the very worst impact of the COVID -19 pandemic, though there are signs of some stress creeping into the occupier market. In the short term, nearly all markets across Europe are expected to see yields stay relatively flat despite rent growth pausing or turning negative. A significant bifurcation appears to be occuring between core and secondary investments, asset quality, tenant quality, and gateway and non- gateway markets.
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Real Estate Outlook – Edition 1, 2021
The rollout of vaccines gives rise to cautious optimism that the economy will improve in the second half of the year as lockdowns can be lifted.
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AEW Research Report - February 2021
Retail spending for 2021-22 is forecasted to grow at 4% pa amid consumers’ pent-up demand. This implies that the worst might be over for retailers and investors, although the precise speed of the recovery might vary with vaccine distribution rates.
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Real Estate House View - Europe 2021
While e-commerce growth in Europe is thought to have averaged at around 10% in 2020, China may have experienced up to 30% growth. It is all about live streams, interaction via social media and being part of the product and its use over the phone. There is a “consumer-centric” vibrancy in China’s e-commerce market, while the west has a “tech driven”, top down approach.
