Commercial Investment Real Estate

JAN-FEB 2013

Commercial Investment Real Estate is the magazine of the CCIM Institute, the leading provider of commercial real estate education. CIRE covers market trends, current developments, and business strategies within the commercial real estate field.

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INTERNATIONAL BE AT Ä Finland's Big Deal Stockholm-based private equity frm NIAM is confdent about the future of Helsinki's ofce market. Te frm purchased a portfolio comprised of 15 ofce and two retail properties in the city totaling more than 100,000 sm at a 7.8 percent yield. "We are very satisfed with the investment and its excellent locations, high-quality properties, and steady existing income," says Johan Bergman, NIAM's chief executive ofcer. German bank Helaba provided the fnancing. "[European economic] growth will be led by a handful of emerging markets — notably Russia and Turkey — but their expansion will be slower than it was previously. Elsewhere, the Nordics will lead followed by Germany, Switzerland and the U.K., but risk patterns may alter if financial markets start looking for other victims." — David Hutchings, head of European research at Cushman & Wakefield, Economic Pulse: Forecast 2013 Global Office Stats, 3Q12 Average annual growth since trough Global office rent: 3.4% Global office capital: 7.5% Source: CBRE European Retail Investment, 2009–12 Intra-regional 25% Domestic 47% Inter-regional 28% Source: Jones Lang LaSalle Markets to ¬ Watch Driven by government support for business investments, ofce space demand in India's top eight cities is expected to reach 180 msf over the next fve years, according to Cushman & Wakefeld. Mumbai leads the charge with 44 msf of estimated demand, followed by Bengaluru (31 msf) and the National Capital Region (27.8 msf). However, ofce supply is forecast to outstrip demand in the top eight cities by approximately 40 msf, leading to rental correction in select micro-markets. Hotel inventory in Seoul, South Korea, could reach 40,000 rooms by 2016, according to Jones Lang LaSalle, an 86.3 percent increase over 2011's supply. It's a welcome addition: Approximately 10 million international visitors stayed in Korea last year, and 1 million additional visitors are forecast for each year through 2014. Most of the new hotels will be locally managed limited-service properties. ¬ 44 January | February | 2013 Commercial Investment Real Estate

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