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Analyste Asset Management
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Chief Financial Officer
Directrice juridique France - Juriste senior EMEA
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Analyste Asset Management
Analyst Asset Manager
Chief Financial Officer
Directrice juridique France - Juriste senior EMEA
Senior Asset management Logistic
Président - Directeur des investissements
Senior Asset Manager Logistic
Contrôleuse financière senior des fonds logistiques Europe
Senior Asset Manager Residential
Head of Retail EMEA
Head of Office Asset Management South of Europe
Technical Asset Manager Offices
Analyst Asset Management
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Senior Transaction Manager
Head of Logistics Sector EMEA
Head of Logistics Asset Management
Contrôleuse financière senior
Analyst Asset Manager
Senior Asset Manager Office
Transaction Analyst
Transaction Manager
Transaction Analyst
Sernior Asset Manager Office
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CBRE Global Investors, on behalf of Zurich Insurance Group Germany, has agreed the purchase of nearly 80,000 sqm of logistics space across two assets (...)
CBRE Global Investors has acquired an office building located at 17 rue d'Astorg in the 8th arrondissement of Paris from a French institution on (...)
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Paris-based investment manager La Francaise has acquired German property asset manager Veritas, which runs over €7bn AUM in two firms based in Frankfurt and (...)
Primarily due to rapid growth of big managers, aided by a trend to consolidation, average assets managed by global property funds last year rose (...)
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China’s logistics markets are expanding thanks to strong demand from e-commerce and more broadly from the policy shift towards a more domestic-driven, consumption-based growth (...)
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The U.S. economy keeps pushing on, but risks are surfacing on the trade and political fronts. National job growth remains steady, wages continue to (...)
Core allocations to Asia Pacific residential markets cannot ignore Japan for it is currently the only country in the region with an en-bloc rental (...)
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The growth momentum of 2017 leading into 2018, measured by above-average GDP growth, solid employment gains and rising consumer confidence, was quite impressive given (...)
Hong Kong saw its largest ever investment volume of standing real estate assets in 2017, and it was ranked first among all cities in (...)
This month saw the UK hit by the “Beast from the East,” a cold wave of air stemming from Siberia, which swept across Europe (...)
The current situation for the U.S. consumer is generally upbeat. Unemployment is at cyclical lows, the housing market continues to advance, consumer confidence rests (...)
January’s presidential election in the Czech Republic marked another populist victory in a series of polarised elections across Europe. The incumbent Czech president Milos (...)
The U.S. economy remains on solid footing, demonstrated by steady job growth, rising wages and, more recently, a healthy upward move in prices. The (...)
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Year-end real estate data on property market fundamentals and capital markets gave us much to cheer and reflect on. A strong, stable labor market (...)
Australia continues to occupy a favorable risk-return position in our global RARE framework, with out-performing returns being forecast, and we expect comparatively lower market (...)
It’s that time again to make your New Year’s resolution… Exercise more, learn a new skill, or use social media less? Sure, but according (...)
Happy New Year and welcome to month 104 of the U.S. economic expansion, already the third-longest-running expansion in U.S. history! As we look back, (...)
China recently saw its five-yearly Communist Party Congress take place with leadership continuity and consolidation of power being the notable outcomes. President Xi Jinping (...)
European economies are booming. Businesses reported their best month of activity in over six years in November, with employment, consumer confidence and PMI surveys (...)
With two tax reform proposals currently on the table, House and Senate Republicans are in the midst of a major push to cut taxes (...)
As a member of the rather antiquated ‘BRICS’ group, India, along with Brazil, Russia and China has ‘emerged’ rapidly, and its national economy is (...)
There was a period during the summer where the sunshine seemed never-ending, and the wind of change was warm, light and lulled us into (...)
Something shifts in October. Maybe it is the end of the baseball season. Maybe it is the suddenly chilly mornings and that nip in (...)
Following subpar economic performance in 2016, Singapore’s economic prospects have brightened thus far this year. Its GDP expanded by 2.7% y-o-y in Q2 2017, (...)
The outlook for France has improved since President Macron’s party managed to secure a parliamentary majority in the national assembly. The President has an (...)
The U.S. economic expansion continues to move in stride with a generally favorable outlook. In the third and final reading, Q2 2017 GDP came (...)
This month’s Watch report overviews the Hong Kong logistics market. Hong Kong is a major distribution hub for the regional and global economy, not (...)
For those of us visiting countries within the Eurozone for our summer vacations, from the U.S. or UK in particular, the exchange rates on (...)
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The post-election euphoria has faded. Rising geopolitical tension, turbulence within the White House, and rising doubt among investors regarding the Trump administration’s ability to (...)
The APAC lodging sector recorded strong growth momentum in 2016 and this has been sustained through 2017. In addition to continued appetite for key (...)
Recent sentiment data suggest that Continental Europe is currently enjoying its most robust and broad-based economic activity since 2007. Amidst the noise surrounding Brexit, (...)
Seven months into the year as midyear data starts to roll in for property market fundamentals and capital markets, it is a good time (...)
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So much for predictable politics. In recent years the UK electorate sure has had a tendency of delivering surprises at the ballot box. In (...)
The economic outlook for the U.S. economy remains generally favorable. While we will have to wait until late July for the first read of (...)
The consensus view on the U.S. economic climate remains positive, but the magnitude of the economy’s performance can vary widely depending on whether this (...)
As the half way mark of the year draws near, it is an opportune time to reflect on the past six months and look (...)
Japan is our only true core, en-bloc residential market in the region and following from last month’s coverage of important regional demographic trends, in (...)
The U.S. Early Indicators report is a simple early warning system designed to alert us to changes in economic conditions, as well as property (...)
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For those of us not choosing brackets in the mad month of March, the excitement has been limited to anticipating the Employment Situation report (...)
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney could not have been any more explicit: Britain faces its biggest domestic risk if it decides to leave (...)
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The strong inflation of asset prices in the region in recent years can be contracted with the weak inflation of consumer prices. Whereas the (...)
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Every year brings its share of economic events that alter and shape the investment landscape. As we enter the new year, we take a (...)
The year ended with one of the most anticipated events of 2015. No, not the sinking of the Trump candidacy from the presidential run, (...)
This month we focus on Hong Kong, which exhibits several divergent trends and where the currency peg between the HKD and USD is currently (...)
The last month has been a tough one in Europe, with Paris hit by a devastating terrorist attack and Brussels on lock-down. We are (...)
Diversification is a broad state which all investors rightly aspire to across the asset classes, including real estate. However, the simplicity of the concept (...)
• Germany is strategically located within Europe. It is a large open economy with diversified industrial hot spots and a long tradition in distance (...)
Despite concerns regarding the waning growth prospects in emerging market economies and resulting decline in U.S. financial-asset pricing and stock market volatility, the U.S. (...)
The Chinese equity markets have taken a beating in the months since we last covered China in the Asia Pacific Watch series. After peaking (...)
One of the themes that is routinely being debated at industry events these days is whether the London property market is reaching its cyclical (...)
We all need a place to live. In Asia Pacific, 4.4 billion people need a place to live. Residential real estate is not only (...)
While the Greek crisis rumbles on toward some kind of inevitable brokered default, the Central and Eastern European (CEE) economies have quietly gone about (...)
News about the U.S. economy took a back seat in June. Supreme Court decisions, Charleston's tragedy, the Greek dra(ch)ma and Puerto Rico's troubles grabbed (...)
The U.S. Early Indicators report is designed as a simple early warning system to alert us to changes in economic conditions, as well as (...)
The U.S. economic expansion is now almost six years old, already making it longer than the average expansion since WWII; however, all signs indicate (...)
Hotels are considered by many investors to be the "fifth property type," after office, retail, industrial and residential. As the other sectors reprice given (...)
At our recent Global Investor Symposium, we made the case that European property offers an unrivaled opportunity and that a rotation is underway throughout (...)
Investors in relatively large real estate markets often claim that they have enough investment product which exists to an adequate depth, that a nationally (...)
February was chock-a-block with award shows. Winners went home with trophies, swag and bragging rights and losers got just swag. As different economic measures (...)
There were times during the most recent of many Greek crises that the Greek Finance Minister approximated Dirty Harry, waving a .44 Magnum in (...)
The Australian economy has slowed notably in the past year but its commercial property markets have been strong performers. Consistent with our total return (...)
While many of us struggle to keep up our new exercise routines, eat more healthily or be more organised, it seems that European policymakers (...)
The Super Bowl decides the American football champion team. Only the winner can hold aloft that coveted trophy. Only the winning team’s members can (...)
In this month's Asia Pacific Watch we re-visit the largest core market in the region: Japan. As expected, the implementation of the sales tax (...)
While many of us struggle to keep up our new exercise routines, eat more healthily or be more organised, it seems that European policymakers (...)
In this month's Asia Pacific Watch we re-visit the largest core market in the region: Japan. As expected, the implementation of the sales tax (...)
The Super Bowl decides the American football champion team. Only the winner can hold aloft that coveted trophy. Only the winning team’s members can (...)
Real estate income yields (cap rates) have a relationship over time to Baa Corporate Bond yields. They are both credit sensitive and credit worthy. (...)
Christmas tree kicked to the curb, tinsel and ornaments packed away into boxes, last of the champagne bottles tossed into the trash as we (...)
"The stone age came to an end not because we had a lack of stones, and the oil age will come to an end (...)
As we had anticipated at the start of the year, most property markets in the region performed quite well in 2014. The large, liquid (...)
Spain and Portugal are the markets that have seen substantial growth, just as the Netherlands, where large groups of investors are concentrating on the (...)
New job postings ring, are you listening? Trade is up, business confidence is glistening. A beautiful sight, we're happy tonight, walking in an employment (...)
In the dark days of the Global Financial Crisis, we would sometimes split the Eurozone into "beer" and "wine" drinkers. The northern beer drinkers, (...)
In our final Asia Pacific Watch for the year, we focus on the world's largest market by population – China – and its largest (...)
With retail attempting to keep pace with a growing consumer culture that is November 2014 underpinned by technology and convenience, it is no surprise (...)
Real estate income yields (cap rates) have a relationship over time to Baa Corporate Bond yields. They are both credit sensitive and credit worthy. (...)
As many world economies either slow down or even skirt with recession, the American economy has re-accelerated and is on path toward a selfsustaining (...)
In this month's Europe Watch we turn the spotlight on London, a city which, despite being a global financial centre, has gone from strength (...)
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