Institutional Real Estate Asia Pacific

March 1, 2010: Vol. 2, Number 3

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Asia Pacific

Going Global: Asian Property Investors Are Taking Advantage of Growing Opportunities Abroad

Asian pension and sovereign wealth funds have become increasingly active in U.S. and European real estate markets in recent years, and distressed deals thrown up by the global financial crisis have served only to whet their ongoing appetite for involvement in these overseas markets as they adjust their portfolio strategies in order to best manage their liabilities in these uncertain economic times.

Asia Pacific

Profiting from Sustainable Growth: A Review of 2009 Global REIT Performance and Expectations for 2010

At the start of 2009, very few investors could have predicted the strength of the recovery of listed real estate securities. Developers, particularly in China, Hong Kong and Brazil, were among the first to recover on the back of a rapid improvement of the housing environment and, in some cases, distressed valuation levels. Differentiation among companies will likely become even more important in 2010 as returns will vary significantly depending on various corporations’ ability to deliver earnings according to expectations.

Asia Pacific

Asia: Now More Compelling than Ever?

We at Institutional Real Estate, Inc. are currently working on our first Asian conference. Given the speed with which Asian economies have been recovering from the recent financial crisis and powerful demographic and political trends that are taking place in most Asian countries, we want to provide a venue for institutional investors and other real estate professionals to explore and understand the opportunities that Asian markets offer.

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