Institutional Real Estate Europe
Institutional Real Estate Europe provides readers with the news, information and insights necessary to stay abreast of the dynamic and diverse property markets throughout Europe. Leading industry executives and thought leaders share their insights on market trends and investment opportunities. The magazine also features the latest information on capital flows, new investment products, investment strategies and activity by the region’s most active investors.
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Issues from 2020
February
- New city planning: Berlin is Germany’s perfect mixed-use development case study
- Taking the long view: In an era of low interest rates and rising maintenance costs, the benefits of long-income assets within UK real estate portfolios are hard to ignore
- Thinking smart: Smart city systems can solve key urban challenges by promoting certain types of behaviour
- An educated guess: Investors are betting on the continued success of the UK’s purpose built student accommodation market
- Investment into France is “beyond all expectations”
- Ares and Harrison Street both launch third in series funds
- Europeans are US net sellers for first time in seven years
- Following Japan: Germany will soon have a population profile that closely mirrors that found in Japan, leading to profound implications for real estate
- Visions, Insights & Perspectives
January
- Ramping up climate risk analysis: Understanding the financial impact of climate change
- Reawakening retail: Office and logistics concepts are giving old shopping centres a new lease of life in Germany
- The problems with the euro: part II
- Reframing the question: Taking another look at the open- versus closed-end fund debate
- Shining lights: Innovation serves to future-proof dynamic European cities
- Looking back (and ahead): By reflecting on the past, we can be better prepared for the future
- Coming out on top: Who will triumph in London’s 2020 flexspace market?
- Global perspectives: Editors share insights and discuss highlights from 2019’s Editorial Advisory Board meetings
- 2019 ends with several new funds entering the market
- Urgent need for construction sector to digitise
- Brexit deal to trigger new inflow of capital into UK