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Brady Plan Needed For CMBS Challenges
AMSTERDAM-Debt needs to reflect long-term property value, according to Michiel Rang with ING Commercial Banking’s Europe and Asia division.
More Info >>REITs Returning to Buying Prominence
WASHINGTON, DC-REITs have come far over the last two to three years, according to Ernst & Young. Soon, they will be leading activity in many global markets.
More Info >>NYC Prevails in Tavern Name Dispute
NEW YORK CITY-A federal judge ruled that the city has offered ‘compelling evidence’ that it owns the rights to the name Tavern on the Green.
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Las Vegas CCIM Quarterly Report
September 2007
CCIM quarterly report for the Las Vegas market
View PDF >>European Quarterly Report July 2007
July 2007
During the first half of 2007, Europe’s economy remained relatively strong. Despite a tighter monetary policy and new record highs of the euro against the U.S. dollar, forwardlooking indicators are still consistent with solid economic growth in the coming months. Given strong consumer confidence and a very strong labor market, consumption should make an increasingly significant contribution to growth.
View PDF >>Asian Quarterly
October 2006
Asia’s economies continued to see robust growth in the third quarter, supported by growing exports (especially intraregional), Prudential Real Estate Investors 2 booming investments and private consumption. Inflationary pressure has become evident compared with the start of the year, partly due to high oil prices and partly to strong domestic consumption, especially in emerging markets such as China and India. On the other hand, the U.S. Federal Reserve paused the federal-funds rate increase at its meetings in August and September, which could mitigate the upward pressure on Asian interest rates. The region is projected to see 2006 annual GDP growth of 7.7%, higher than 2005’s 7.4% growth.
View PDF >>European Quarterly
October 2006
The European economy continued to strengthen in the second quarter of this year. Quarter-on-quarter GDP growth in the EU25 amounted to 0.9%, the highest rate in six years. This contributed to an annual growth rate of 2.8%, much higher than estimates of trend growth (circa 2.2%). A breakdown shows that a sharp acceleration in investment growth supported this expansion, while the contribution to GDP growth from consumption fell markedly (although this followed a strong contribution in 1Q).
View PDF >>U.S. Quarterly
October 2006
Abundant liquidity and improving property market fundamentals continued to support commercial real estate investment performance, public and private, in the third quarter, despite increasing signs that the U.S. economy is slowing. Although economists seem more divided than usual over the economy’s expected near-term trajectory, recent data from the housing market leaves little doubt that the housing boom is over.
View PDF >>Latin American Quarterly
October 2006
The aftermath of Mexico’s July 2 presidential election was much more complex than expected. Mexico’s electoral court, which has the final say in the country’s elections, eventually confirmed the victory of Felipe Calderon, with 14.7 million votes, or 35.89% of the total.
View PDF >>The Evolving German Residential Sector
August 2006
Excess liquidity in the global financial system continues to drive significant price appreciation across a wide range of asset classes. This theme is highly visible in the real estate sector, where strong investor demand over the past two or three years has pushed yields for residential and commercial property – in mature, developing and emerging markets – close to all-time lows. This has occurred despite the general weakness in underlying leasing market fundamentals over much of this time.
View PDF >>China - Many Opportunities, Unique Risks
August 2006
The rapid economic development of the People’s Republic of China began in 1978 with the introduction of open-door reforms, which ultimately integrated China’s economy into the world market via trade and foreign investment. Since then, China’s economy has experienced explosive growth in exports and manufacturing, propelling the country’s transition from a rigidly planned, primarily state-owned system to a market economy with the majority of economic output produced by a booming private sector.
View PDF >>India - Completing the Investment Universe
July 2006
India is experiencing a tremendous structural transformation. Although still an emerging market, India’s demographic and economic growth prospects are very favorable; the country is expected to become one of the world’s five largest economies within 20 years. India’s shift to a service-based society supported by its promising growth profile is generating long-term demand across all major investment sectors in its many markets.
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