The December 2017 edition of PropertyEU Magazine, featuring Outlook 2017 reports and the revisiting of an interview with Donald Trump from 2007, is out now.
The February 2017 edition includes:
European Outlook 2017
Geopolitical uncertainty clouds the outlook for European real estate markets in 2017 but the economic backdrop is broadly supportive and sentiment is positive
UK Property Outlook
Epra's Insight 2017 event struck a cautious note for the post-Brexit UK market, but retail and logistics could be bright spots
Trump Card
PropertyEU revisits an interview with Don-ald Trump from 2007 and fi nds out what happened to a Dutch investment in a Trump Tower venture
DEALS SECTION
Norges in Paris
Norwegian pension fund giant NBIM has struck again in Paris with the €1 bn acquisition of a retail and office property at Place Vendôme
Finns Buy Into Taunusturm
Finnish pension funds Varma and Elo have joined with QIA and US Tishman Speyer to acquire the TaunusTurm in Frankfurt
Dutch Offices
The Atrium complex in Amsterdam is tipped to change hands as international investors swoop on the Dutch office sector
On The Market
A shopping gallery dating from 1819, a huge logistics platform and a selection of European hotels are all up for sale
INVESTMENT & FINANCE
Student Housing
Allianz Real Estate, International Campus and an unnamed investor represented by CBRE GIP plan to fully invest their newly launched €1 bn Fizz Student Housing Fund within the next three-to-four years
Property Stocks
European property stocks rallied 5.4% in December, but failed to make up ground lost earlier in the year
Alternative funds
Alternative investment funds are set to maintain their appeal in 2017 as investors continue to move up the risk curve, says industry body Preqin
SECTORS & MARKETS
German Cities Lead
Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, and Munich are among the top 5 cities for investment and development in 2017, according to the Emerging Trends Europe report published by the Urban Land Institute and PwC
Outlet Centres
Investment partnerships are flourishing, but new opportunities for developing outlet centres in Europe are running out, warns Daniel Losantos of Neinver
Dutch Brokers
The merger of Cushman & Wakefield with DTZ Zadelhoff creates a new Dutch market leader and C&W’s largest unit in mainland
