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MagazineBringing it all back home
Asian investors are looking to neighbouring markets to plug the regional gap left by overseas capital. Shayla Walmsley reports
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MagazineOffice lights shining
Office markets in Singapore, Sydney and Shanghai offer particularly good prospects for investors, says Charlie Huang
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MagazineUrban realities
The world鈥檚 fastest changing residential real estate markets are in Asia, as Tim Bellman and Shane Taylor report
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Home comfort?
Will European housing markets see signs of stabilisation or is there a squeeze ahead? Monika Bukowska reports
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MagazineSpring clean in progress
Excess supply of housing is working through the system as the sector begins to recover. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports on another lively session at PREA鈥檚 spring event
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MagazineVarying depths of mud
Portugal, Spain and Italy offer opportunities but in light of their problems stock selection is more critical than ever. To group them with Greece is misleading. Lynn Strongin Dodds reports
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Property as a hedge
Pension funds are increasingly considering the role of property in an LDI or inflation hedging strategy. Julie Henderson examines some of the issues
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Another ill-conceived fine mess?
The proposed AIFM directive has raised hackles among alternative fund managers. Peter Cluff looks at its progress so far
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Future directions
Regulatory changes and investor demands for different structures and more transparency from managers will shape the development of real estate investing in the years to come, says Simon Redman
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Lessons to be learnt
Looking at where pooled funds struggled in the crisis provides guidance on how they can be stronger in future. Bill Hughes draws some conclusions
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Dealing with debtors
Banks may at last be gearing up to tackle problem loans, with a mix of solutions depending on the borrower, says Lynn Strongin Dodds
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MagazineNo early lending thaw
The demands of stricter regulation and the need to deal with existing problem loans is squeezing bank lending. Paul Leatherdale explains
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MagazineOpportunities and obstacles
Debt delinquencies, foreclosures, bankruptcies still loom large in the US real estate market. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports on debt coverage at the AFIRE conference
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The screw tightens
Relationship banking alone is no longer sufficient to get the finance the commercial real estate sector needs. Ric Lewis and Ian Laming explain
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Proceed with caution
Pension funds are finding buying opportunities in short supply at the moment, but are content to wait and watch for the right properties. Richard Lowe reports
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Raising awareness
The development of property derivatives and institutional investment in residential property are key interests of Peter Pereira Gray. These are just two of his prime concerns in his role as chairman of the Investment Property Forum. He talks to Richard Lowe
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A new direction
ERAFP is breaking new ground by expanding its portfolio into real estate and by using an SRI overlay to do it. Olivier Bonnet and Erik Christiansen tell Christine Senior what they are planning
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MagazineAll eyes on the UK
In 2009 the strength of the recovery in UK property values took investors by surprise. Long term, UK property should deliver strong returns for pension funds but the risk is now a lack of suitable investment stock. Gail Moss reports
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MagazineNo spark in the gloom
A recovery in the Irish property market looks some way off but Irish pension funds hold on for the upturn. Gail Moss reports
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The fundamental rules apply
Investors have been caught up in the momentum during the good times, but going back to fundamentals is a lesson to be learned for a tougher climate. Greg MacKinnon reports
