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Investor’s Notebook

The latest thoughts from the buy side of real estate investment

Investor's Notebook

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One Marshmallow, Two Marshmallows
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While small pricing inefficiencies are ubiquitous but swiftly arbitraged away, bubble tendencies of the past are just as likely to prevail, both now, and in the future. A simple choice may help us understand our investing biases…one marshmallow now, or two later?

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The View from Berkeley Square

The View from Berkeley Square

Chaos in Washington and dollar weakness, combined with the Macron win, has had a major impact on markets. For a sterling investor, the global real estate sector is flat YTD, but...

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Investor's Notebook

The View from Berkeley Square

The View from Berkeley Square

Well, if 'a week is a long time in politics' (and even longer in UK politics!), it’s also a long time for the listed global real estate sector. Ironically as a property developer...

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The View from Berkeley Square

The View from Berkeley Square

The West End has been a joy to drive around this Easter as half of London (and most of the property industry) has been away! As well as being able to secure reservations in some...

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