Foreign investors are often blamed for sky-rocketing real estate prices. But the truth is more complex, according to two new pieces of research, as Martin G Kaspar reports.
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London leads in real estate investment
London tops the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate’s annual survey.
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Hong Kong now world’s most expensive office market
Demand from mainland companies has pushed up Hong Kong cost-per-desk prices while currency moves have affected London, enabling the Chinese territory to leapfrog the UK capital when it comes to office expenses.
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London logistics market set for consumer-led transformation: JLL report
In its latest Logistics in London report, JLL reports that consumer behaviour is set to bring big alterations to the UK capital's logistics scene.
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Hilton increases sub-Saharan Africa expansion
The Hilton hotel group is spending $50m on buying and rebranding sub-Saharan African hotels in the wake of increased business travel growth in the region. Louis Bearn reports.
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View from the C-Suite: Gaw Capital's sibling success story
The Gaw siblings combined their talents to found award-winning property private equity firm Gaw Capital Partners. Christina – younger sister of Goodwin and Kenneth – talks to Natasha Turak about bridging the East-West divide and following the millennials.
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ViMa reveals towering vision for Madagascar
Developer Vision Madagascar (ViMa) is building a high-rise tower in its Explorer Business Park, which it hopes will spark hi-tech investments, as company president Zouzar Bouka tells Natasha Turak.
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UK commercial property investment up on 2016 in H1
A report by Savills shows UK commercial property sector in general good health but warns six sectors, including retail warehouses and regional offices, could feel pressure on yields. Louis Bearn reports.
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Sub-Saharan Africa real estate becoming more transparent
Transparency in the sub-Saharan real estate market has improved, which is helping to pull in international investment. Louis Bearn reports.
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European office rent up as vacancy levels fall: Savills
The average rent for office space in European central business districts was up 2.5% in the first quarter of 2017, according to Savills.
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