Real Estate News
News analysis: Backing the debt fund to win
12 July 2013
Opinion is divided over the potential for real estate debt funds becoming an established institutional asset class in Europe, writes Richard Lowe.
EUROPE – Real estate investment managers continue to bet on the prospects for real estate debt funds despite some scepticism over whether they really constitute a viable business plan.
http://www.ipe.com/realestate/news-analysis-backing-the-debt-fund-to-win_54354.php
Saturday, July 13, 2013
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
2013 | Q2 San Francisco Office Report
http://www.colliers.com/en-us/sanfrancisco/insights
2013 | Q2 San Francisco Office Report >>
Shaking off a sluggish first quarter the San Francisco Bay Area finished off the first half of 2013 with healthy leasing and rent growth. San Francisco remains ahead of the burgeoning global economy as job growth and leading-edge productivity due to technology have benefitted the office market. The second quarter registered the twelfth consecutive quarter of positive net absorption ,and vacancy is now below the 10 percent "tipping point" citywide for the first time since 2007. Moreover, the rise of the city’s employment and leasing volume over the last 24 months have pushed forward the construction of 3.4 million square feet of new and rehabilitated office development, with anticipation of additional projects breaking ground.
http://www.colliers.com/en-us/sanfrancisco/insights
2013 | Q2 San Francisco Office Report >>
Shaking off a sluggish first quarter the San Francisco Bay Area finished off the first half of 2013 with healthy leasing and rent growth. San Francisco remains ahead of the burgeoning global economy as job growth and leading-edge productivity due to technology have benefitted the office market. The second quarter registered the twelfth consecutive quarter of positive net absorption ,and vacancy is now below the 10 percent "tipping point" citywide for the first time since 2007. Moreover, the rise of the city’s employment and leasing volume over the last 24 months have pushed forward the construction of 3.4 million square feet of new and rehabilitated office development, with anticipation of additional projects breaking ground.
http://www.colliers.com/en-us/sanfrancisco/insights
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Eco Analysis - Mixed UK data but Q2 still looks strong (B. Hilliard)
Eco Analysis - Mixed UK data but Q2 still looks strong (B. Hilliard)
The UK data released today show the housing market revving up in response to the government's Help to Buy scheme. UK manufacturing output surprised with a sharp fall but Q2 GDP still looks on track for a strong gain of around 0.5% qoq.
The UK data released today show the housing market revving up in response to the government's Help to Buy scheme. UK manufacturing output surprised with a sharp fall but Q2 GDP still looks on track for a strong gain of around 0.5% qoq.
Monday, July 8, 2013
Enter Sandman?
Enter Sandman?
Julia Coronado - Market Economics
US Daily Spotlight | 09 Jul 2013 00:06 |
Markets settled down a little on Monday with Treasuries yields retracing nearly half their Friday spike and equities posting another modest gain closing just under 2% below their peak on May 21, the day before Chairman Bernanke effectively endorsed tapering. With little data to digest investors are looking to a series of bond auctions and a speech from Chairman Bernanke on Wednesday afternoon to set the tone. Bernanke will speak at a conference sponsored by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) titled “The First 100 Years of the Federal Reserve: The Policy Record, Lessons Learned, and Prospects for the Future”. There is no title listed on the conference agenda but Chairman Bernanke closes the conference after four academic papers on political influences on Fed policy, international influences, appropriate design of a central bank, and the Fed’s track record on regulation. The lunch will feature a talk by Paul Volcker moderated by Martin Feldstein. The Federal Reserve Board has confirmed there will be a prepared text for the Chairman’s talk and he will take audience questions.
Julia Coronado - Market Economics
US Daily Spotlight | 09 Jul 2013 00:06 |
Markets settled down a little on Monday with Treasuries yields retracing nearly half their Friday spike and equities posting another modest gain closing just under 2% below their peak on May 21, the day before Chairman Bernanke effectively endorsed tapering. With little data to digest investors are looking to a series of bond auctions and a speech from Chairman Bernanke on Wednesday afternoon to set the tone. Bernanke will speak at a conference sponsored by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) titled “The First 100 Years of the Federal Reserve: The Policy Record, Lessons Learned, and Prospects for the Future”. There is no title listed on the conference agenda but Chairman Bernanke closes the conference after four academic papers on political influences on Fed policy, international influences, appropriate design of a central bank, and the Fed’s track record on regulation. The lunch will feature a talk by Paul Volcker moderated by Martin Feldstein. The Federal Reserve Board has confirmed there will be a prepared text for the Chairman’s talk and he will take audience questions.
Germany: Only a small minus for manufacturing in May
Economic Briefing
Germany: Only a small minus for manufacturing in May
In May, German industry cut production by 1% on the previous month. But since output had increased significantly in the two preceding months, the average over April and May was nearly 3% up on the first quarter, which leads us to expect a very large gain in GDP. However, this momentum is unlikely to continue in the third quarter.
Commerzbank Corporates & Markets
Economic Research
https://research.commerzbank.com
Germany: Only a small minus for manufacturing in May
In May, German industry cut production by 1% on the previous month. But since output had increased significantly in the two preceding months, the average over April and May was nearly 3% up on the first quarter, which leads us to expect a very large gain in GDP. However, this momentum is unlikely to continue in the third quarter.
Commerzbank Corporates & Markets
Economic Research
https://research.commerzbank.com
Friday, July 5, 2013
British Land Invests £470 million in Paddington Central
British Land Invests £470 million in Paddington Central
Attractive West End Estate with Development Potential
British Land is pleased to announce that it has acquired assets comprising the majority of Paddington Central, a 1.2 million sq ft office-led, mixed use estate close to Paddington station in London’s West End. The investment offers an attractive blend of income and capital return, with major development potential and significant future opportunity to improve the estate through asset management. On completion of the developments, British Land will own 1.0 million sq ft of a 1.6 million sq ft estate.
http://www.britishland.com/media/news/2013/05-07-2013.aspx
Attractive West End Estate with Development Potential
British Land is pleased to announce that it has acquired assets comprising the majority of Paddington Central, a 1.2 million sq ft office-led, mixed use estate close to Paddington station in London’s West End. The investment offers an attractive blend of income and capital return, with major development potential and significant future opportunity to improve the estate through asset management. On completion of the developments, British Land will own 1.0 million sq ft of a 1.6 million sq ft estate.
http://www.britishland.com/media/news/2013/05-07-2013.aspx
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Chile: Two Activity Roads Diverged More
Chile: Two Activity Roads Diverged More
Nader Nazmi, Oscar Munoz - Market Economics
Latam Macro Snapshot | 28 Jun 2013 18:26 | 242 Kb
Supply and demand data diverged further in May. Retail sales data showed continued strong consumer demand while manufacturing and IP data reflected slowing production. Manufacturing production declined 4.2% y/y in May, surprising our and market expectations projecting expansions of 1.3% and 1.7% y/y, respectively. The setback in manufacturing production was broad-based with eight of its thirteen divisions retreating in the month. Apart from being impacted by a high comparison base, the main contribution to the annual contraction came from lower production of chemicals (-12.6% y/y).
Nader Nazmi, Oscar Munoz - Market Economics
Latam Macro Snapshot | 28 Jun 2013 18:26 | 242 Kb
Supply and demand data diverged further in May. Retail sales data showed continued strong consumer demand while manufacturing and IP data reflected slowing production. Manufacturing production declined 4.2% y/y in May, surprising our and market expectations projecting expansions of 1.3% and 1.7% y/y, respectively. The setback in manufacturing production was broad-based with eight of its thirteen divisions retreating in the month. Apart from being impacted by a high comparison base, the main contribution to the annual contraction came from lower production of chemicals (-12.6% y/y).
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Germany: Inflation back in the 2% area
Commerzbank Corporates & Markets
Economic Research
https://research.commerzbank.com
Economic Briefing
Germany: Inflation back in the 2% area
German consumer prices surprisingly rose 0.2% month-on-month in June. Food prices were up significantly once again, probably at least in part due to the floods in Germany. Numerous services became more expensive as well. This development seems to be a consequence of strong wage growth. The rate of inflation jumped from 1.5% in May to 1.9% in June.
Kind regards,
Ulrike Rondorf
Economic Research
https://research.commerzbank.com
Economic Briefing
Germany: Inflation back in the 2% area
German consumer prices surprisingly rose 0.2% month-on-month in June. Food prices were up significantly once again, probably at least in part due to the floods in Germany. Numerous services became more expensive as well. This development seems to be a consequence of strong wage growth. The rate of inflation jumped from 1.5% in May to 1.9% in June.
Kind regards,
Ulrike Rondorf
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Brookfield overtakes CBRE as top real estate manager
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/beb522f2-da80-11e2-a237-00144feab7de.html#axzz2ovCeaSgm
June 23, 2013 4:57 am
Brookfield overtakes CBRE as top real estate manager
By Steve Johnson
Los Angeles-based CBRE Global Investors has lost its position as the world’s largest real estate fund manager.
June 23, 2013 4:57 am
Brookfield overtakes CBRE as top real estate manager
By Steve Johnson
Los Angeles-based CBRE Global Investors has lost its position as the world’s largest real estate fund manager.
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