All Real Assets articles in May/June 2017 (Magazine) 鈥� Page 2
-
Magazine
Sustainability: The green imperative
The real estate industry needs to become a more active participant in reducing carbon emissions. Richard Peiser and Thomas Wiegelmann explain
-
Magazine
Solvency II: Paying too high a price
As the latest review of Solvency II approaches, research yet again confirms that the capital charge for real estate should be lowered, writes Jeff Rupp
-
MagazineStudent Housing: International studies
The sector is led by the US, UK and Australia. But student housing is fast becoming a global market, writes Florence Chong
-
Magazine
Student Housing: Market revision
Will Brexit affect student numbers and hurt the appeal of the sector in the UK? Not necessarily, say Joanna Turner and Rocco Versace
-
MagazineInterest rates US: The race is on
The world鈥檚 major central banks have waved the green flag on a race that will hold the attention of real estate investors 鈥� one between financing costs and rental rates.
-
Magazine
South Korea: Lenders of second resort
Pension funds and insurers are pushing more and more into real estate debt. And their appetite will only get stronger, writes Florence Chong
-
MagazineRetail UK: A land of powerhouses?
Regional cities, often in the shadow of London, have been pushing hard to attract and expand investment since the Brexit vote. Mark Faithfull reports
-
Magazine
Retail UK: Lights out at the mall
Shopping centres specialists have been investing heavily in a changing world. But the outlook for the sector still looks gloomy, writes Hemant Kotak
-
MagazineRetail US: Shrink space, not returns
There are still investment opportunities in retail, but large parts of the market are challenged, or will simply disappear. Christopher O鈥橠ea reports
- Previous Page
- Page1
- Page2
- Next Page
