Â鶹ӳ» Analysis – Page 27
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AnalysisAnalysis: Kaisa default portends Chinese housing stress
Chinese developer may soon be forced to enter bankruptcy proceedings
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AnalysisINREV conference: Technology, obsolescence and ‘skeuomorphism’
Delegates in Barcelona learn new trends – and new words
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AnalysisAnalysis: Is Blackstone too big?
Multi-billion GE sale prompts questions about systemic risk posed by company
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AnalysisPension funds move quickly on residential conversions
First Property returns 53% for Towers Watson clients
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AnalysisMIPIM: US investors change their thinking on Europe
Pension funds looking to diversification, not just opportunistic returns
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AnalysisBlurring the lines
Real estate and infrastructure investment effectively exist in two separate worlds – despite often sharing the same physical space. Allocations to both asset classes are invariably kept separate despite the underlying assets making up much of the built environment.
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MagazineKPMG survey: Investors embrace diversity
Now in its fourth year, the survey has been designed as a prelude to the annual Re-Invest Summit held in Cannes. Here are the results
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MagazineKPMG survey: Hypothetical results
What is striking from the results is the complete lack of consensus when investors are presented with the below statements Whether a question of continued commitment to core in the face of tightening yield; or whether Europe’s peripheral economies can deliver the real estate fundamentals to support investment ...
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AnalysisAnalysis: Property derivatives fund gives money back to investors
Why InProp has exited the UK property futures market
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AnalysisIndebted Chinese developer raises doubts over stability of market
Kaisa CEO resigns following sale of Shanghai projects
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AnalysisHere to stay
IP Real Estate first published its Special Issue on real estate debt at the beginning of 2012. It has since tracked what is, in effect, the emergence of a new institutional asset class in Europe.
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Regulation: A necessary evil?
Proposals to head off the next UK commercial property crash by implementing a national debt database continue to generate debate. Russell Handy reports
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NewsManhattan office to trade for $2.25bn as market nears pre-crisis levels
Purchase of 1095 Avenue of the Americas expected by Ivanhoé Cambridge consortium
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Restoring faith in pensions: Show them, and they shall believe
Is infrastructure the best way to restore consumers’ faith in pensions?
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Expo Real: IP Real Estate panel: London market nearing its ‘peak’
International real estate investors will continue to invest in London despite warnings that the market could be nearing a peak, delegates at Expo Real in Munich heard.
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AnalysisSurvival of the fittest
Real estate investment managers are being forced to adapt to a harsher environment. Investors are increasingly looking to invest with fewer managers and are demanding more reporting and transparency. There is a need to be able to deploy capital much more quickly than was expected in the past, meaning that a particular investment strategy can be out of date by the time ‘blind-pool’ fundraising has taken place.
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Expo Real: Low yields push investors towards alternatives
Increased competition and yield compression in major office, retail and logistics markets are bringing other sectors – and more peripheral geographies – into the limelight.
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Expo Real: Investors shift their focus to cities and urbanisation trends
This year, Expo Real in Munich highlighted a widespread shift in strategy among leading global real estate investors. Institutions are increasingly targeting cities rather than national markets or sectors.
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MIPIM UK: UK housing debate bubbles over
A fiery debate has been heating up in recent years over the direction of the UK housing market. London’s Olympia became the stage for that debate on 15 October when the first-ever MIPIM UK property trade fair took up residence – but not entirely in the way the event organisers had intended.
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EPRA Annual Conference: REIT sector buoyant despite the threat of disruptive forces
The European Public Real Estate Association (EPRA) launched its annual conference with positive numbers and predictions of growth for the sector. Buoyed by a spate of IPOs – most notably in Ireland and Spain – the European listed sector is also expected to grow because of institutional allocations shifting in its favour.
