FINANCING BMV PROPERTY Acquisitions
Financing BMV property acquisitions is tricky. Almost all
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MORTGAGE REFINANCING COSTS
Mortgage refinancing costs differ from country to country and from …
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE VALUATION
Commercial real estate valuation is typically carried out using the….
SELECTING PROPERTY WITH LAND
Selecting property with land for investment purposes is a two …
Global Hotel Investment to Remain Stable in 2012
The latest Hotel Investment Outlook report from Jones Lang LaSalle has predicted that, despite the continued uncertainty in the global economy, investment volumes in hotels will “hold steady”. The firm anticipates that more than USD 30 billion (GBP 19.38 billion) will be transacted by the end of 2012. Arthur de Haast, chairman of Jones Lang … Read more
UK Commercial Property ‘Likely to be Stable in 2012’
The UK’s commercial real estate market has reached a kind of plateau, with little change expected in capital values or yields over the coming months, it has been claimed. Partner in the commercial research team at Knight Frank Darren Yates explained there is unlikely to be much further yield compression among commercial assets in 2012, … Read more
Confidence in London Commercial Property Drops
The London commercial property market is experiencing its lowest level of confidence in two years, according to a new study. The survey by Lloyds Banking Group – which examines the views of developers, builders, agents and other industry figures – revealed a decrease in the net balance of experts who believe the sector will grow … Read more
Top Tier Cities and International Gateways Offer Hope for Hotel Market in 2012
In the last few months, fears over a double dip recession have taken a toll on the stock market. One of the hardest hit sectors has been the hotel industry, because it is traditionally one of the first to feel the effects of a recession, and so investors have decided to let it feel some … Read more
Entering The Era of Shared Ownership
The only answer that one can really give to this question in all honesty is, quite possibly. Looking at it pragmatically it is far more likely the renting is going to become a long term norm, but for those determined to get on the property ladder we could well see shared ownership become a norm, … Read more
Britain’s Building Bailout Balls Up
As the world embarks upon what is no doubt set to be a turbulent financial year, the latest pomp and spin from the UK government is its poorly titled “Get Britain Building Fund”. The fund, announced and reiterated by top property government bod Grant Shapps, is set to stimulate the property market by getting all … Read more