Real Estate – Page 89
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Features
Does one size fit all?
Blessed with accessible investments worth around £300bn (e 443.2), the UK property market is Europe’s largest, and is also the continent’s most transparent, liquid and diverse. As a result, the market is often the first choice for cross-border investment and so around 15% of it is held by foreign visitors. ...
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Features
How passion becomes performance
The appetite of Dutch investors for real estate opportunities is growing thanks to excellent, stable long-term returns and changes in regulation. We estimate domestic demand could rise by €10bn over the next few years. On top of this, investors from the USA and Germany are now also taking an interest ...
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Features
Conference illuminates property index
PREA chairman Stephen Furnary opened the combined 2005 Pension Real Estate Association and National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries conference by telling his audience how the event would give them a better understanding of the NCREIF Property Index. He said: “The index allows us to do a better job ...
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Features
Done deals in London
The property deal-flow in London continues unabated with a number of funds and property companies reporting successful completions. Insight foundation property trust has acquired National Magazine House at 72 Broadwick Street, W1 from Shaftesbury plc for £45m (€66.5m). The price reflects a net initial yield of 5.29%. The property is ...
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Special Report
Listening to the investors
Corporate governance has been described as the “architecture of accountability”. How satisfied are primary investors with the accountability of real estate managers and their funds? IPE asked several major investors for their views on the subject. Our questions – which were supplied by Jonathan Fenton at law firm DLA ...
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Features
Singapore searches for the 'X-factor'
When asked if Singapore had the “X-factor” of a top-class, world city, many of its urban planners, architects and developers said “no”. They believed that it was nothing more than a “wannabe” in global terms. Nevertheless, as southeast Asia’s most liquid real estate market and the current hub for the ...
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News
AMF names new bond head
SWEDEN – Bengt Björkén has been named head of bond management at AMF Pension.
