European Investors in the magazine – Page 4
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G-REIT and small
There was a spate of IPOs in the residential market this year, but Germany’s underdeveloped REIT market was unable to participate. Helge Dammann reports
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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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Borders open up
Renewed cross-border activity in 2012 has highlighted a number of growing trends in Europe. Marcus Lemli explains
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Secondary debate builds
Is a secondary market investment strategy a no-brainer in the UK given the yield spread over prime? Lynn Strongin Dodds explores
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MagazinePIIGS frontrunner
Dublin is back on the map for global opportunistic investors. Michele McGarry explains the resurgence of activity
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Room in the safe haven?
Real estate in Germany is attracting more international investment than ever before. Barbara Ottawa looks at the implications
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In need of a renaissance
Should Italy be a no-go area for cross-border investors or are there opportunities? Shayla Walmsley investigates
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Bridging the price gap
A large-scale offloading of distressed assets can only take place once the price gap is bridged, writes Ari Danielsson
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Mind the refinancing gap
The pace at which banks have been deleveraging has been fast, but will it be maintained? Bart Gysens and Francesca Tondi explore the implications
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Symptoms of withdrawal
Banks are withdrawing from European lending and only the core markets continue to attract interest from new and traditional players. Lynn Strongin Dodds reports
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Follow the light
Despite all the gloom, there are some pockets of opportunity for European real estate developers seeking financing, writes Matthew Cutts
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Safety comes first
Despite some high-profile departures, Germany’s debt markets are relatively well served – but only in the core market, writes Jörg Schürmann
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The year of the vulture
Will 2013 prove a better year for distressed debt investors and are high double-digit returns a realistic prospect? Lynn Strongin Dodds explores
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Another lean year for CMBS?
Issuance is expected to be muted in 2013 and it could be several years before activity truly rebounds, writes Lynn Strongin Dodds
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Spain’s real revival
Will the new ‘bad bank’ and a revamped REIT regime encourage investors back to the Spanish property market? Shayla Walmsley reports
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Proceed with caution
Central and eastern property markets are back on the map for institutional investors. Kostis Papadopoulos reviews the case for Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary
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Maintaining momentum
Russia and Poland have experienced strong real estate investment activity in recent years. But will it continue? Lynn Strongin Dodds reports
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Crisis of inaction: euro-zone
Is lingering uncertainty – rather than a Greek exit – the biggest danger posed by the euro-zone crisis? Christine Senior reports
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Eastbound train gains momentum
Poland, Russia and the Czech Republic attracted the lion’s share of local and cross-border capital in 2011, says Jos Tromp
