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International Real Estate Perspective
Compiled by the PRUPIM Research Team, the International Real Estate Perspective analyses property markets in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific regions.
UK Real Estate Perspective
The UK Real Estate Perspective was produced by the PRUPIM Property Research Team, who have been providing research and analysis on the UK and international property markets since 1987.
Sustainability Reports
PRUPIM's Sustainability Report represents an opportunity to inform our stakeholders of our growing commitment to sustainability.
For PRUPIM, sustainability is about ensuring the long-term economic viability of our portfolio with consideration for three areas of performance - environmental, economic and social.
Indian Real Estate Market
Real estate development is scaling up dramatically in India. Favourable regulations, heightened end user demand, the need for private funding of basic infrastructure and availability of large tracts of development land are contributing to an increased willingness by developers to commit to larger projects. Download report
Real Estate Investment Trusts
The last decade has continued to see the UK property investment market develop rapidly, in particular with respect to the ways in which investors can gain exposure to the asset class. This was most recently apparent with the launch of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) in the UK on 1 January 2007. Download report
German Property Market
Anyone looking at the property markets over the past 10 years could be forgiven for thinking the whole of Europe has experienced one long boom. In most countries prices have risen at exceptional rates and returns have been strong. However, in Germany the market has remained flat. Download report
We are observing significant and rapid change in the nature of commercial property as an investment class in the UK, leading some to question what form the market will ultimately take.
This paper critically reviews the adequacy and robustness of what we currently choose to use in UK property as industry standard definitions of “structure” and “stock” for performance attribution purposes.
The perspective of property investors and advisors is increasingly global and the importance of accurate forecasts in assisting in decision making is well known. This is especially the case in office markets which are arguably the most liquid sector for both global and UK investors.