Wall of Money
Mads Loewe is interviewed by Institutional Real Estate on the following subject:
How is the bulwark of capital waiting to be invested in core European markets coping with fierce competition and record-low yields?
Noting the current low yield environment, Mr. Loewe explains that “we continue to not buy markets but buy individual properties that we deem have the greatest resilience of value over the medium- and long-term. For instance, we will look for sticky income, which we find in properties with dominating tenants, long remaining lease terms and/or a long history of occupation, credit or credit-worthy tenants, and deep leasing markets.” Mr. Loewe cites recent office acquisitions as examples of the investment house’s multi-tiered approach to seeking core properties. They can still be found, he says, and with solid occupancy stories in deep markets, will do well, whatever the future holds for the real estate investment markets in Europe.
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