The January/February edition of PropertyEU Magazine examines the crumbling wall of debt. Continental European banks are beginning to offload large property loan portfolios in response to the eurozone debt crisis. Up to now, discounts have averaged 40%.
The January/February edition of PropertyEU Magazine examines the crumbling wall of debt. Continental European banks are beginning to offload large property loan portfolios in response to the eurozone debt crisis. Up to now, discounts have averaged 40%.
This edition also features:
FORECASTS 2012
Five real estate leaders predict the challenges and outline the trends that will shape the industry in the year ahead
EMERGING TRENDS REPORT
2012 will be the toughest year yet for Europe’s real estate market as it continues to grapple with the economic and political uncertainties spawned by the euro crisis and the 'new normal' following the fallout from the collapse of Lehman Brothers
GERMANY'S URBAN APPEAL
International developers are keen to gain a foothold in Germany in light of its economic stability and the sizeable number of large cities across the country
FORTRESS NORDICS
The economic picture in the Nordics is compelling but foreign investors face competition from cash-rich local institutions. We look at the Nordic deals in 2011
DEAL ANALYSIS
Investors widen their search for prime assets in Europe
POLISH FUNDS
Immofinanz has secured some EUR 210 mln for the refinancing and further development of Silesia City Center in Poland
FRENCH EXPOSURE
Allianz Real Estate has boosted its presence in France with the acquisition of two prime office buildings outside Paris
BAD START FOR STOCKS
European property stocks got off to a poor start in 2012, shedding 1% in the first three weeks of January alone. Spanish, French and Italian companies were hit particularly hard
NEW MALL FOR KAYSERI
Multi Development is making further inroads into Turkey’s regional cities with the opening of Forum Kayseri
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