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Liquid real estate

Euromoney’s Liquid real estate will be received by a select audience of 15,000 senior real estate advisors, bankers, developers and investors in Europe, Asia, the Gulf and North America. It will analyse deals; cover the industry sectors; look at REITS; invite guest articles; profile deal makers and their companies, including private equity firms and funds; publish CMBS, RMBS, loan, derivative league tables; feature new markets and regions; challenge the real estate industry and publish guides.

Liquid real estate:
Issue 01

Euromoney, the respected journal of the international capital markets, has extended its real estate coverage to include a quarterly real estate magazine. Since June 2005, and every month thereafter, Euromoney covered the exciting new developments and opportunities in liquid real estate, including the extremely popular real estate awards in September. Two major factors were behind this:

• International investing in real estate is growing rapidly and will continue to grow – more than 25% of investment in property in Europe during the past two years was made by institutions moving capital across borders. Asia, the Gulf region and the Americas are experiencing similar flows – in other words real estate is no longer the comfortably domestic business it once was.

• Real estate investing is becoming more complex. Advisors and investment bankers are devising sophisticated new investment vehicles to meet demand from the buy-side for more transparency, more liquidity and more effective tax structures in their property portfolios.

These big new trends place Euromoney’s Liquid real estate in an ideal position to become the voice of the international real estate industry. We bring 37 years of accumulated expertise to this market – just as we have done in such markets as international bonds, foreign exchange, derivatives trading, cross-border equity investing and international banking.

Euromoney’s Liquid real estate will examine the historic changes taking place in property, including the deals and deal-makers in structured real estate. Why are the Australians and the Irish exporting so much capital to buy foreign office buildings and shopping malls? Will Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley continue to pour money into Tokyo and Osaka developments? What impact will Europe, Asia, the US and the Gulf states have on the liquid real estate markets? Who is constructing the most effective indirect investment vehicles for buyers of real estate? What long-term impact will the internationalization of REITs have? Do the new property derivatives have a long-term future? Above all, how is the real estate industry coping with the very large volumes of money heading towards it?

Are there enough office blocks and shopping malls in the world to satisfy institutional investors, some of which are shifting 10% of their portfolios from quoted securities to real estate? Which developers are planning the most exciting new projects to meet this demand? Should investors be more active in buying emerging market real estate – and, if so, who can they trust in India, Russia, China, Turkey and Mexico?

FULL CONTENTS: Euromoney Liquid real estate March 2007

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