Liquid Real Estate Issue 09
| Euromoney Liquid Real Estate Issue 09 The vast market in distressed commercial real estate debt expected at the end of 2008 has yet to materialize not least because banks have been unwilling to offload their holdings. Potential investors are still in line for bargains. Phil Moore reports. |
Euromoney Liquid Real Estate Issue 09
Substantial amounts of equity are piling up for commercial property. But the price needs to be right and the difficulty of accessing leverage is a serious impediment to mobilizing funds. Phil Moore reports.
Euromoney Liquid Real Estate Issue 09
European property funds have taken a battering over the past 18 months and investors have sought to cash out. A temporary freezing of redemptions has given managers breathing space and they’re using the time to convince investors to stick with them. Rachel Wolcott reports.
Euromoney Liquid Real Estate Issue 09
It’s back to basics for US and UK mortgage financing, with more transparency, a better alignment of risks through a mortgage’s life cycle, and attempts to revive sound securitization. Rachel Wolcott reports.
Euromoney Liquid Real Estate Issue 09
Al Madina A’Zarqa, one of Oman’s largest developments, is part of the Sultanate’s plans to diversify its oil-centric economy. This project has already fallen behind schedule. Richard Russell, its newly appointed chief executive, speaks to Chris Wright about getting back on track.
