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- 14-jul-2016
COMMENT: Ignore pundits, no knee-jerk reaction, do homework
Brexit? Discount the torrent of words from those talking their own book. Ignore pundits, including this one.
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- 11-jul-2016
'Brexit shock' amplifies risks in Europe’s commercial property market
The surprise decision by the British electorate on June 23 to vote to leave the European Union (EU) is a potentially game-changing development for both the United Kingdom (UK) and Europe, writes columnist Nicholas Spiro in a commentary for PropertyEU.
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- 27-jun-2016
COMMENT Brexit opens up opportunities for continental Europe
The UK vote to exit the EU has only losers, according to Jeppe de Boer, founding partner of Masterdam, an Amsterdam-based real estate corporate finance advisor. But some continental European cities may benefit from the ensuing period of uncertainty and disarray, he argues in a commentary for PropertyEU.
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- 01-jun-2016
Top drawer, smart money, tough task
In his Letter from London, Columnist Peter Bill discusses his trip to the Urban Land Institute’s inaugural UK conference in May.
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- 20-apr-2016
The Brexit Playoff: Who will Win, and Who will Lose?
In Cushman & Wakefield's fourth blog post on June's referendum in the UK on whether to stay or leave the European Union, Mark Unsworth, Senior Forecasting Consultant at C&W, looks at which European real estate markets might benefit or suffer the most from a 'Brexit'.
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- 13-apr-2016
Brexit: Is it a case of the good, the bad or potentially even the ugly?
The Brexit debate is a social, cultural and political one. For occupiers, however, business decisions are based on facts, not crystal balls. No matter their size or sector, the Brexit debate is unearthing different views on what the actual economic impact of an out vote would be, writes Andrew Heard of Cushman & Wakefield in a blog post about the UK referendum in June on membership of the EU.
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- 12-apr-2016
Private equity’s grip on factory outlet centres in London
One of my favourite property facts is that London – population 8.6 million – only has one factory outlet centre and it is owned by a private equity firm, writes Rohbin Marriott in his regular Private Equity letter column.
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- 07-mrt-2016
COMMENTARY: Fundamentals to the fore as central banks support wanes
Over the past several years, Europe’s commercial property investors have dragged themselves up a wall of worry as a plethora of risks and vulnerabilities in financial markets have threatened to undermine sentiment, writes Nicholas Spiro, partner at Lauressa Advisory.
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- 30-nov-2015
Political change in Poland - will it affect the real estate market?
Joanna Mroczek, head of research & marketing at CBRE Poland, examines how the change of government in Poland may affect the country’s real estate sector and international investors.
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- 20-nov-2015
LETTER FROM LONDON: A willing seller
In his latest comment on the European property market, author and columnist Peter Bill looks at how the gloom in London's top-end residential market is seeping into the city's prime commercial sector. But there is hope in other parts of the market in the form of record-high office starts and an expanding population.
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