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MagazineMiddle East investors: UK still top preferred location
Brexit has not encouraged Middle East investors to shun the UK, but strategies are evolving
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MagazineOffice Europe: Mixed fortunes
Six months after the Brexit vote, the prognosis for the UK鈥檚 office sector is still unclear, writes Russell Handy
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UK: A hard exit for property?
Brexit has implications for real estate. Perhaps the UK should look at Canada鈥檚 relationship with the EU for inspiration, writes Michael MacBrien
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Politics woven into the fabric
Political risk is commonly associated with less developed economies, but in 2017 investors began to realise that it was residing, latent, in Western democracies.
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Investor Forum: Where do we go from here?
Last year was a catalogue of political and economic shocks. What does 2017 have in store for real estate? Rachel Fixsen talks to six investors
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MagazineFrance: Moderne portfolio theory
Pension funds and insurers in France are diversifying in more ways than one as their appetite for risk increases, according to Susanna Rust
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UK Infrastructure: Still suffering from a PFI hangover
Declan O鈥橞rien asks whether a new raft of public-private partnerships can shake off the reputation risk associated with the old PFI regime
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MagazineHealthcare Japan: Longest-term investment
The Japanese have the longest average lifespan in the world, making them an obvious target for healthcare, says Christopher O鈥橠ea
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Office US: Doing more with less
As 鈥榤ega leasing鈥� stalls and cap rates slow, Christopher O鈥橠ea asks whether the US office market is about to feel the squeeze
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Secondaries: Prime time for secondary market
The secondary trading of real estate funds was worth 鈧�9bn in 2015. Stephen Ryan explains why the burgeoning market is a major asset to the industry
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麻豆映画 Real Estate Top 100 Investment Management Survey 2016
The Top 100 Investment Management Survey provides a snapshot of an evolving global industry. The table below shows the largest 100 real estate managers by assets under management.
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MagazineResidential US: Renting the American Dream
Less than 10 years since the sub-prime crisis, investors have plenty of reasons to invest in US housing, says Christopher O鈥橠ea
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MagazineServiced Apartments: Here to stay
The serviced apartment is a fairly new concept. But, writes Russell Kett, investors should recognise that the model has longevity
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MagazineResidential Asia: Rising demographic tide
Growing city clusters in China and populations in ASEAN countries will create investment opportunities, writes Geoffrey Wong
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MagazineCity Focus Austin: Moving mountains
A very strong jobs market has been transforming one of the flattest parts of Texas into a city of peaks and troughs. Christopher O鈥橠ea explains
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MagazineResidential Australia: Victim of its success?
The pace of growth prompted talk of a bubble. Andrew Schwartz explores whether Australian residential is too successful a story
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MagazineCity Focus: Banking on Frankfurt
While there is talk of UK banks moving to Frankfurt following the Brexit vote, the city is trying to attract other types of tenants, says Russell Handy
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Japan: Unleashing the beast
The country鈥檚 giant institutions could transform global real estate markets when they finally move. Florence Chong reports
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Infrastructure China: One belt, many options
The One Belt, One Road initiative will create important opportunities and is being closely monitored by leading investors. Florence Chong reports
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Residential Europe: Look beyond short-term gain
Cost leakage can have a large impact on returns, particularly in short-lease markets like the UK. John Danes explains
