All Retail articles – Page 17
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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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Schweizer Immobilienmarkt
Die Zuwanderung verliert an Dynamik. Die rückläufigen Bauinvestitionen dämpfen jedoch das Risiko von Überangeboten im Wohnungssektor.
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Le marché suisse de l’immobilier
L’immigration s’essouffle. La baisse des investissements dans le domaine du bâtiment limite cependant le risque d’offre excédentaire dans le secteur résidentiel.
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Investment case: Continental Europe
Continental Europe’s real estate market offers investors the scope to tap into a wide opportunity set, capitalise on the region’s economic recovery and reap the benefits of diversification while keeping risk down to levels consistent with core, income-driven investments.
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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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Eurozone commercial real estate market
Improving occupier market fundamentals – in a tightening real estate pricing environment
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M&G Real Estate makes first retail acquisition in South Korea
M&G Real Estate has acquired three retail assets in South Korea at a combined value of US$230 million, representing an average yield of 6.5%.
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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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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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UBS advises mandate on the acquisition of Continente Hypermarket in Lisbon's Colombo Shopping Centre for EUR 53.6 million.
A European real estate mandate advised by UBS Global Asset Management’s Global Real Estate (GRE) business has acquired the 25,000 sqm Continente Hypermarket in Lisbon for EUR 53.6 million.
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European Quantitative Easing expected to boost real estate investment
Invesco Real Estate (IRE) today publishes its H1 2015 Real Estate House View: European Market Outlook, an overview of the European real estate market over the next five years.
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M&G Real Estate grows core exposure in Germany
M&G Real Estate, the real estate fund management arm of M&G Investments, has purchased a 23,000 sq m retail park in Dreieich, Germany for €51.9 million.
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Big City, Bright Lights, Better Returns?
Real estate investors have a natural affinity for big cities in Europe and North America. Most big cities are forecast to see relatively strong economic and population growth over the next decade and they also have deep and relatively liquid investment markets.
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Asia-Pacific property investing – challenges and opportunities
Despite negative headlines about the health of several Asia-Pacific economies (most notably China) and the yields on core properties falling below historical averages in most major markets, we still see attractive investment opportunities in the region, albeit through a more targeted approach.
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Insights: Q1 2015
In Asia, active management is becoming an increasingly important driver of outperformance, against a backdrop of moderately positive rental growth and relatively low yields. Attractively priced prime assets aren’t as easy to find as they were a year or two ago.
