Real Estate Credit Investments (LON:RECI) is the topic of conversation when Mark Thomas, Analyst at Hardman & Co joins DirectorsTalk Interviews.
In this interview Mark gives us an overview of his latest report on RECI, ‘Portfolio management to optimise risk/reward’, he explains what has changed in the asset mix of the portfolio and how the leverage has changed. Mark also highlights a recent reward the company has won and the risks associated with investing.
The United Kingdom’s commercial property market is showing encouraging signs of a faster recovery compared to the rest of Europe, following a challenging period of high interest rates and changes in office use. According to the
As the UK interest rate cycle shows signs of reversing and fears of a US recession subside, sectors hit hardest by rising interest rates, such as UK commercial property, are beginning to attract renewed attention from
The commercial real estate market has experienced ongoing turmoil over the past five years, driven by factors such as fluctuating interest rates, rising vacancy rates—hitting nearly 19.2% in the third quarter of 2023—and rapid technological advancements.
UK commercial property sales surged by 26% in Q2 2024, contrasting with significant declines in France and Germany. The overall European market showed a slight year-over-year improvement in Q2, dropping only 2%, a rebound from a
Real Estate Credit Investments plc (LON:RECI) is the topic of conversation when Hardman & Co’s Analyst Mike Foster caught up with DirectorsTalk for an exclusive interview. Q1: What is Real Estate Credit Investments? A1: From investors’
Real Estate Credit Investments plc (LON:RECI) is the topic of conversation when Hardman & Co Analyst Mike Foster joins DirectorsTalk Interviews. In this interview, Hardman & Co Analyst Mike Foster shares his insights on Real Estate Credit
Real Estate Credit Investments Ltd (LON:RECI) benefits from deep expertise, not only in selecting assets but in having the capability to protect assets where positions need attention. As part of the larger Cheyne debt investor specialist –
A mere ten countries possess 70% of the world’s commercial and residential property value, amounting to $141.5 trillion out of the total $200 trillion. China and the United States together account for 42% of this global
The commercial property market in the UK is experiencing a notable resurgence, reflecting the overall economic recovery and renewed investor confidence. This positive trajectory is characterised by increased activity across various sectors, including retail, office spaces,
Shifting regulatory frameworks constantly influence the real estate sector, affecting investment strategies and operational approaches. Recent changes have introduced new complexities for stakeholders striving to remain compliant and competitive. In a recent panel discussion, Angela Niering-Wren,
With the election results now in, the time for optimistic promises is over and the real work begins for the new Government. The challenge ahead remains the same as it has for the UK and other
Forward-thinking proptech companies are tackling challenges in asset classes, investment processes, housing quality, and landlord-renter relationships. Despite this, a significant knowledge gap persists among investors, landlords, and tenants regarding the benefits of technology. Investors struggle to
Interest rates in Europe have started to decline from their peaks, providing a firmer foundation for property prices. This shift presents a renewed opportunity for investors to consider the real estate market’s “living” sector, which encompasses
Investec Real Estate has released its second Future Property report, revealing that private clients with UK real estate are now more optimistic than they were two years ago. This report, which includes data from 110 high-net-worth
The UK commercial real estate market is currently experiencing a transitional phase. As the Bank of England hints at potential rate cuts, investor confidence is likely to strengthen. Lower debt costs will make commercial investments more
An hour or two on the train from the UK’s most talked-about areas and offering better optics for local authorities to chase private investment than the South of France, it’s little wonder that the UK’s Real
London, renowned globally for its financial clout and as a prime destination for international capital, wasn’t immune to the 2022-23 market upheaval, seeing a 49% drop in investment. High borrowing costs dented investor confidence, leading to
Latest data reveals that European residential properties have retained nearly all their value, while the overall decline in commercial property prices has significantly slowed after nearly two years of continuous drops. There is a glimmer of
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