Investors in global cities should be able to share in some of the fastest growing parts of the economy and the best investment returns over the next few years, according to Hugo Machin and Tom Walker, co-heads of global real estate securities at Schroder Real Estate.
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In the aftermath of the UK’s vote to leave the European Union, speculation has been rife about a mass exodus of financial firms from the City of London.
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Mark Callender and Tony Smedley of Schroder Real Estate make the case that smaller European cities, which are growing and are 'punching above their weight', could offer interesting opportunities for real estate investors.
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A significant portion of the foreign and local capital available to invest in the private rental sector in the Netherlands could leak away due to lack of opportunities, a leading Dutch industry organisation has warned.
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The UK investment market, and especially Central London is the cross border capital of the world. London attracts far more capital from outside the region than any other city globally. But, Nigel Almond, Director, Capital Markets Research at Cushman & Wakefield, asks whether its dominance, liquidity and safe haven status will be threatened by a possible Brexit?
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Investment activity in the core CEE markets is holding up against a background of pan-European decline, according to latest analysis by Cushman & Wakefield.
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As the date of the UK referendum on EU membership approaches, property investors are increasingly worried.
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'Without question…' That was the response that Bank of England governor Mark Carney gave when asked whether some degree of loss of financial services business could be expected post Brexit if full mutual recognition was not retained, writes Elaine Rossall, head of London markets research at Cushman & Wakefield.
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The Nordics, Benelux and CEE saw increased trading as Q1 European volumes plunged 40% compared to the first three months of 2015.
Read moreGIC has been in the news twice recently underlining its largesse in European real estate investment circles, writes Robin Marriott.
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German-listed real estate company Branicks Group has sold a retail property in Bremen city centre to municipal urban developer Brestadt for €37.2 mln.
