Americas – Page 7
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Northern exposure
Investors are moving up the risk curve and the share of cross-border investors is growing, writes Andrea Cross
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Global pathways
The listed market is an obvious route for investors wanting exposure to global emerging markets. Lynn Strongin Dodds highlights some important considerations
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Exporting the US model
Real estate investment trusts were invented in the US in the 1960s. Some now have more global ambitions, but theirs is fundamentally a local business, writes Michael Lester
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Stepping out of the gateway
The multi-family sector has been so popular some investors are looking further afield. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Crossing the border
Canadian investors are looking south of the border for opportunities in the US. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Chile investors turn up the heat
Chile It is one of the most desirable markets in Latin America, but Chile has high barriers to entry. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Experience vs exuberance
As the popularity of debt funds in the US grows and new players enter the market, will experience trump enthusiasm? Stephanie Schwartz Driver finds out
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Uncertainty looms large
US National elections and the approaching ‘fiscal cliff’ make it difficult to devise investment strategies, finds Stephanie Schwartz Driver
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Living up to expectations
US Investors are betting on a recovery in the housing sector, and in US homeownership, writes Stephanie Schwartz Driver
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Two-lane recovery
US Real estate markets are at an interesting juncture, characterised by sluggish activity but high investor demand, writes Tsering Namgyal
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Managing the managers
They have a long history in the US. Michael Lester looks at the present-day role of real estate investment consultants
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MagazineUS real estate: Not so great expectations?
PREA’s latest consensus forecast shows that prospects for US real estate remain upbeat – so far, at least, writes Greg MacKinnon
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Silicon Valley-On-Sea: San Francisco
San Francisco, home to a growing technology sector, is attracting investor interest. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver explores ‘Silicon Beach’
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Northern exposure: Canada
Often overshadowed by the US, Canada has become attractive to investors looking for stability. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Local players weigh in
Domestic pension funds and REITs are helping to develop the Mexican market, says Javier Kutz Clever
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Book early to avoid disappointment
With the World Cup and Olympics on the horizon, there are opportunities for investors in Brazil’s hospitality sector, writes Stephanie Schwartz-Driver
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The Latin quarter
A disproportionate share of global investment continues to go to Brazil; RE investors could benefit most, says Victor Lopez Beltran
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Familiar surroundings
European investor interest in the US is strong, but the FIRPTA tax law remains a serious impediment. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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US CMBS shows signs of life
The securitised commercial loans market in the US is slowly returning to health. But its recovery has not been smooth. Lynn Strongin Dodds reports
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Sizing up the opportunity
The macro signs are strong for Brazil, but challenges are daunting for institutional investors seeking access to the maturing market. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
