The new safe haven: Making the case for European real estate long income

whitePaper | March 23, 2022

It’s hard to overstate the transformation that work has undergone during the pandemic. While some progressive organizations had implemented remote work policies previously, the vast majority of professional employees were in a routine of traditional commuting and in-office working, and found their lives and schedules upturned in 2020.

whitePaper | April 21, 2023

For generations, public markets have been the beating heart of capitalism, reaching their zenith in the latter part of 20th Century, when stock markets in Wall Street, the City of London, Hong Kong, and others were the great centers of capital raising, corporate investment and growth.

whitePaper | May 24, 2022

After the global financial crisis of 2008/9 (GFC), private markets have continued to expand at a tremendous pace as investors are increasingly attracted to the private asset class by a range of benefits such as better returns compared to traditional asset classes, a lower correlation with other assets and effective portfolio diversification. Spanning private equity, infrastructure, natural resources real estate and private credit, private markets have witnessed a period of phenomenal growth. Investors are committing to private markets in their search for stable income and/or superior returns.

whitePaper | July 1, 2022

The advancing field of technology continues to drive development in the world of real estate and facility management. Over the years, it has yielded a plethora of advantages for managers in this sector. It can help predict potential issues, reduce administrative work, assist organisations in complying with industry standards, and generally make buildings better places for people to spend their time.

whitePaper | March 3, 2023

The Metastate project was born to be a utility bridge between the real estate market and the world of NFTs. The crypto world was born to decentralize the financial world, but the real estate market is still centralized and there are usually varied barriers to entry: a high entry fee, very high taxes, and tight financing conditions

whitePaper | December 5, 2019

The goal of the task force’s work was to identify challenges to housing supply, and thus attainability for individuals and families across the income spectrum. Improving the process for approval of development projects, and the citizen participation element of the process, are two critical elements addressed by this report. The sustainability of the region’s economic health relies on an adequate supply of housing that workers can afford. Without a range of housing types, sizes, and price points, the region is unlikely to continue to attract and retain the employment base necessary to support continued economic growth.i A healthy, attainable housing market has been found to bring other benefits as well, including improved government finances, increased expenditures at local businesses, and lower infrastructure and service delivery costs.