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Events
NAREIT
Investors Forum
June 6-8, 2007 New York
Commercial Mortgage
Securities Association Annual Conference
June 11-13, 2007 New York
Real Estate Roundtable
Annual Meeting
June 20-21, 2007 Washington D.C.
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1,900
employees
45
offices,
28 countries
$59
billion in assets
$78
billion
served assets
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While international buyers have yet to make a
significant entrée into the West Coast stronghold of Portland,
Ore., out-of-state buyers have begun to recognize opportunities in the
market. Healthy fundamentals and high barriers to entry, along with
affordability, are generating plenty of investor interest.
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With so much capital flowing into traditional real estate
sectors like office and retail, many investors are looking for better
returns in a new asset class - infrastructure. Building, repairing,
operating and owning water, electricity, and transportation systems
around the world can be very profitable.
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Politicians have sometimes derided private equity investors as locusts,
but many European real estate professionals believe the free-wheeling
funds are actually more like bees - helpful creatures that have
broadened the European commercial real estate market and made the
economy as a whole more efficient.
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Private equity's thirst for commercial
real estate companies has been temporarily slaked by two more
blockbuster deals: Tishman Speyer Properties and Lehman Brothers' $22.2
billion bid for apartment REIT Archstone-Smith and Morgan Stanley Real
Estate's $6.5 billion offer for Fort Worth, Texas-based Crescent Real
Estate Equities Co. More
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Middle Eastern investors were among
the
most active buyers and sellers of commercial real estate in 2006.
Investors from Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries invested $13
billion across the globe, a 14 percent increase over 2005, according to
Jones Lang LaSalle's latest Global Real Estate Capital Report. More ...
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More than 80 percent of North America-based
corporations plan to expand their data centers over the next two years,
according to a study conducted by research firm Campos Research &
Analysis and commissioned by Digital Realty Trust Inc., a San
Francisco-based REIT that owns and manages corporate data centers. More ...
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