All Real Assets articles in July 2007 (Magazine) – Page 2
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Driving the common interest
Founded in 2004, the Pan European Property Common Interest Group (PEPCIG), whose membership comprises senior property researchers from about 50 organisations across Europe
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MagazineTake a step back
Germany’s impressive economic outlook bodes well for investment in its real estate market, but investors need to consider the options carefully, as Jan Wagner reports
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MagazineRetail delight
Neville Moss looks at the emerging shopping centre market in Istanbul where exceptional fundamentals present a solid long-term outlook
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MagazineEurope’s rising giant: Istanbul
Exciting demographics have propelled Turkey up the league of investment appeal in spite of a shortage of stock and nagging political uncertainties, as Paul Strohm discovers
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MagazineMove right in
A patchy market, major project delays and market fragmentation do little to reassure potential investors about serviced office.
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MagazineEmbracing the wider world
Portugal’s institutional investors have long been content to invest domestically because of strong returns. Now things are changing, as Adrienne Margolis reports
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MagazineResidential rethink required
Current regulations and a keen local property ownership culture are holding back Spanish institutional investment in real estate, as Adrienne Margolis reports
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MagazineFirst brave steps
Growing supply pressures in the domestic market are forcing home-loving Swiss pension funds to venture abroad, but the learning curve will be steep. Lynn Strongin Dodds reports
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MagazineFriend or foe?
Do consultants benefit investors or merely hinder managers? Sally Hodge investigates
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MagazineA close call
Does trading increase real estate portfolio performance? Piet Eichholtz finds the case in favour to be far from overwhelming
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MagazineStrength in breadth
Property ETFs can be a flexible and inexpensive way to benefit from the positive characteristics of property as an asset. Jennifer Grancio reports
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MagazineOpportunity in diversity
Kate Medlicott suggests some top city destinations for this summer in the eclectic world of European commercial real estate
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MagazineEveryone’s a winner
The required improvements to non-listed fund data and benchmarking are in managers’ own interests as, Lisette van Doorn explains
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MagazineDon’t invest for the sake of investing
Founded in 1990, Austrian multi-employer pension fund APK today has €2.6bn in assets under management. Investment in real estate is driven by opportunity rather than allocation, as APK’s head of investments, Günther Schiendl, explains to Martin Hurst
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Something for everyone
Recent fund launches suggest that if fund managers are running out of big ideas, they aren't short of big ambitions
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