Real Estate Magazine
December 2007
Private funding on the world stage
Governments worldwide have followed the UK’s lead in opting for private funding of public infrastructure. Christine Senior reports
Europe
Private funding on the world stage
Roads taking their toll
London prepares for fallout
Embracing the challenge
Gradual thaw
So near, so far
Home concerns from abroad
Comfort zone
Dutch pioneers
Secure but not risk-free
Americas
Asia/other
Road to Russia
States of ambition
Accommodating progress
Fettered dynamism
Location is everything
Dutch pioneers
Basking in brighter prospects
Product plays catch up
Sentimental education
Shopper’s paradise?
Market view: rising sun, broadening horizon
Retailers get out of the rain
Gateway to China
Pushing back the frontiers
Regional focus
London prepares for fallout
Gradual thaw
Home concerns from abroad
States of ambition
Accommodating progress
Fettered dynamism
Location is everything
Basking in brighter prospects
Product plays catch up
Sentimental education
Shopper’s paradise?
Market view: rising sun, broadening horizon
Retailers get out of the rain
Gateway to China
Pushing back the frontiers
Sectors
Get in on the pensions talk: infrastructure
Get Real
Rising stakes
Assets under pressure
Mind the gap
Walk before you can run
Beyond benchmarking
Getting the right fit
The best routes into infrastructure investing
Private funding on the world stage
Global opportunities
Demand and supply
Shopper’s paradise?
Market view: rising sun, broadening horizon
Retailers get out of the rain
Secure but not risk-free
Alternative
Infrastructure
Get in on the pensions talk: infrastructure
Get Real
Rising stakes
Assets under pressure
Mind the gap
Walk before you can run
Beyond benchmarking
Getting the right fit
The best routes into infrastructure investing
Private funding on the world stage
Global opportunities
Demand and supply
Roads taking their toll
Residential
Crisis of confidence
Cross the investibility threshold
Retail
Shopper’s paradise?
Market view: rising sun, broadening horizon
Retailers get out of the rain
