Anne graduated with a distinction in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Amsterdam, during which course she also spent a semester at the Humboldt University of Berlin. Subsequently, she acquired her Master degree from the London School of Economics (LSE) in Regional and Urban Planning Studies. After a brief period of working as a research assistant at the LSE, Anne started full-time employment with DTZ Research in the position of forecast analyst in October 2006. Whilst at DTZ, Anne specialised in the office sector in Europe and the U.S. and was responsible for the majority of client presentations. Anne joined PRUPIM in December 2008 and is responsible for forecasting the UK office sector as well as the retail and industrial sectors in Europe. Jointly with the rest of the team, she produces some of the company's fund strategies and topic based research publications. Anne is also a member of the Society of Property Researchers and sits on the Society's committee.

Cuong Nguyen joined PRUPIM in 2007 and has a MSc in Finance from the University of London and a PhD in Finance from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh. His research interests include applied econometrics, the economics of microfinance, financial derivatives, and various topics in property research. Prior to joining PRUPIM, Cuong has worked as a contract consultant for Watson Wyatt LLP. Cuong now works on modelling the central London office markets and is also responsible for analysis of certain North America property markets. He is also actively involved in a range of in-house, topic based research projects. Cuong is a member of the Royal Economic Society and the Scottish Economic Society.

Henri Vuong graduated from University College London with a First Class Honours Degree in Statistics, Computing, Operational Research and Economics and a Masters Degree in Statistics. She joined PRUPIM in October 2007, having previously worked as research analyst at Estates Gazette Interaction where she was responsible for its central London office database and market analysis report.  Henri is currently responsible for the modelling and forecasting of the UK High Street Retail and Shopping Centre markets, and the research and analysis of the UK Residential and the European commercial markets.  She is also actively involved in Sustainability, Property Derivatives, Real Options and Islamic Real Estate Investment, where she recently joined the panel at the IPF Midlands Shariah Finance event.  Henri is also co-author of the PRUPIM/PMI report: Real Estate Investment for UK Pension Funds - What’s on the Horizon?  She is a member of the Society of Location Analysis, a consultant to the Chinese Property Professionals Society and vice chair of the Society of Property Researchers. 

Scott has been active in Asian real estate capital markets since 2002. Previously based in Korea and Japan for Jones Lang LaSalle, he has been involved at senior levels in investments, corporate finance, research and property advisory for a wide range of clients. Scott started his career in Australia in 1995 with ANZ Funds Management before moving into the consultancy business. He graduated from Curtin University of Technology with a Bachelor in Commerce and holds a Master of Applied Finance and Investment from Macquarie University.

Weijia Wang joined PRUPIM in 2008 and has a BSc Honours Degree in Economics from University College London and an MSc in Real Estate Investment from Cass Business School in London. Her research interest includes North Asia markets, flow of funds, risk control, REITS and various real estate research topics. Weijia is currently responsible for analysis of Asia Pacific and UK property markets, including rental growth forecasting, economic analysis and inputs into investment strategy.