All Real Estate articles – Page 497
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MagazineCity Focus, London: Rise of the ‘office villages’
The dominant position of London as the top European investment location has never been more apparent, writes Joseph Kelly
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MagazineCity Focus, Toronto: Cranes on the skyline
The city is undergoing a glut of new development, but do the cranes on Toronto’s skyline reflect an opportunity or portend the start of a bubble? Stephanie Schwartz-Driver and Chris O’Dea report.
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MagazineRiding the cycle
The Tour De France offers a useful analogy for understanding the ups and downs of US real estate, say Martha Peyton and Edward Pierzak
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MagazineUnearthing Europe’s hidden opportunities
What does opportunistic investing mean in Europe today? Lynn Strongin Dodds explores some of the strategies being employed.
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Rent freeze to warm markets
Changes being proposed by German politicians, including a ‘rent freeze’ are more than likely to boost the appeal of class-B cities and locations for investors. Ulrich Jacke explains
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MagazinePrimed for growth
Fund managers and property developers are ready to meet institutional investor demand for UK residential real estate. But investors are moving slowly, says Maha Khan Phillips
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Investors in healthcare
The healthcare and care-home sector is still a small fraction of the institutional market in Europe. But fund providers believe that the demographics are in their favour, reports Maha Khan Phillips
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Omni-channel shakes up retail
The rise of ‘omni-channel’ is having massive repercussions for retail and logistics. But it is a complicated picture that varies across Europe, writes Christine Senior
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News
Office investors too fixated on larger cities, expert warns
More recent investments to deliver poor returns over time, Cambridge academic says.
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News
Southern European real estate investment built on 'hope' not reality
EUROPE – Recovery not ‘real’ despite surge in deal volume, says Inmobiliaria Colonial.
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Drawn into the unknown
Real estate debt has gained traction with institutional investors in recent years. But Rachel Fixsen finds that, for many, it is a new and uncertain asset class
