Brexit
Trimont Global CEO: Commit to Disciplined Capital Allocations
Brian Ward discusses current risks in the lending environment and shares his views on effective management strategies at this late point in the economic cycle.
Expo Real: What’s Ahead for Europe’s CRE Market
In a 2020 preview, experts proposed flexibility as the best recession-resistant strategy. Here’s what they mapped out.
London Still the Star of Euro Cities
Despite looming Brexit clouds, the metro’s services sector helped earn London the top spot in LaSalle Investment Management’s ranking of European cities’ economic growth prospects.
Investors Still Cautious After Brexit Delay
Commercial real estate executives say capital is still flowing into London and the U.K., particularly for those making long-term plays, but the recent decision to postpone Brexit is keeping some on the sidelines for now.
European Hotel Investment Hits Record Levels
Multiple cities are attracting robust capital flows to their hospitality sectors, CBRE reports. Of note, buyers from outside the continent are expanding their footprint.
Economy Watch: Chinese Investment in US CRE Plunges
Following the Chinese government’s announced restrictions on outbound capital flow, the country’s investments in U.S. commercial real estate dropped significantly in 2017, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s 2017 China-U.S. Inbound Investment Capital Watch report.
Why Investors Impacted by Brexit Should Consider Cyprus
Natasa Pilides, director general of the Cyprus Investment Promotion Agency, spoke to Commercial Property Executive about the organization’s continued efforts to attract investors looking to remain in the E.U. single market.
Brexit Reveals Europe’s Future Financial Hubs
As negotiations for Brexit unfold between the U.K. and the European Union, and many arrangements are still in limbo, several European capitals have emerged as contenders in the race for the next financial centers of the E.U.
Dutch CRE Market Grows Increasingly Vibrant
Investment activity for the first three quarters of this year is up 5.6 percent over last year. The country is benefiting from the migration of companies from the U.K. ahead of Brexit, according to law firm Greenberg Traurig, which assisted with two major deals in the Netherlands earlier this year.
Expo Real 2017: The French Connection
In the wake of Brexit, Paris is betting big on the future of its real estate. First stops: a $41 billion infrastructure project and the 2024 Olympic Games.