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Can the US housing finance market be re-privatized?Euromoney September 2013 The revival of viable, well-funded private-label mortgage issuance is the holy grail of the US housing market. Indeed, as the Fed contemplates the tapering of its $40 billion-a-month agency MBS purchases, it is becoming an urgent necessity. But without a wholesale rethink on how US housing is funded, the cards look stacked against it. |
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US housing finance: The imminent pain of eminent domainEuromoney September 2013 The future structure of housing finance in the US might well not be decided on Capitol Hill or New York, but in a small, working-class suburb of San Francisco. |
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US municipal finances: How to win the war on worklessnessEuromoney September 2013 As Detroit files for Chapter 9 bankruptcy, municipalities need to look at ways to increase revenues. The battle to create and attract jobs is on. |
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Commercial real estate: Institutions get a taste for real estateEuromoney September 2013 Institutions and private equity have stepped into the gap left by banks, not least because of property’s attractive and duration-matching returns. |
Mortgage finance: The revival of European CMBS – but not as we knew it
Euromoney September 2013
The market is showing signs of revival, but it will be smaller and less diversified than it was at its peak.
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Real estate awards 2013: Blackstone leads the winnersEuromoney September 2013 Blackstone is not just the biggest real estate investor in the world today, it’s the best according to the annual Euromoney survey. CBRE and Hines maintain their leading positions as advisors and developers respectively, while JPMorgan dislodges Deutsche Bank as the top real estate bank overall Global real estate resultsRegional real estate results Real estate survey results by country Methodology |