Navigating the opportunities in Commercial Real Estate in 2024
It’s no secret that the commercial real estate industry has been facing some tough times lately. Real estate values across sectors have dropped by 15%–30% from their peak in 2022,
It’s no secret that the commercial real estate industry has been facing some tough times lately. Real estate values across sectors have dropped by 15%–30% from their peak in 2022,
Real Estate Credit Investments Ltd (LON:RECI), a non-cellular company incorporated in Guernsey, has announced that its Investment Manager’s monthly Fact Sheet as at 31 March 2024 is now available: –
The European real estate landscape is undergoing significant changes: heightened market fluctuations, surging inflation, and escalating interest rates. This landscape makes it complex for investors to find secure, diversified, and stable investment
Brighter days could be coming for the commercial real estate industry after a cooldown in recent years. Private real estate investment funds remain highly attractive to investors globally, with 39%
London’s prominence as a global powerhouse isn’t a novelty; it’s a narrative that has endured through the ages. Last year London was not immune from the turbulence in the market,
With rate hikes put on hold and the fall in bond yields at the end of 2023, real estate market conditions and more specifically valuations, became easier to read. Hence,
The European property market, poised on the cusp of transformation in 2024, beckons investors and stakeholders with a blend of cautious optimism and strategic foresight. Amidst the backdrop of a
Real Estate Credit Investments Ltd (LON:RECI) discussed by Hardman & Co Analyst Mark Thomas. Exclusive interview insights on French and German exposures.
Real Estate Credit Investments (LON:RECI), is the topic of conversation when Mark Thomas Analyst at Hardman & Co discusses his recent report entitled ‘French and German exposures in perspective. Mark highlights
Prime office assets are expected to realise annual total returns of up to 11% over the next five years, with key regional markets seeing the strongest returns, according to research.