Real estate Vintage Year Investing | A podcast from Invesco Real Estate
With interest rates having increased considerably, real estate prices in Europe are up to 50% lower than they were two years ago. This is creating compelling opportunities for experienced managers to invest in high quality real estate at bargain prices – particularly in the “value-add” space.
In this 12-minute podcast, Simon Redman and Kevin Grundy address some of the key questions on investors’ minds.
Key topics covered:
- 01:05: Are economic headwinds creating challenges or opportunities?
- 01:52: Why have higher interest rates caused property prices to fall?
- 03:12: Are investors taking advantage of valuation opportunities today?
- 03:52: Timing the market is impossible – so thorough scenario analysis is essential.
- 05:14: Some case studies from our portfolios.
- 07:39: Investment themes that we follow.
- 10:58: If the market looks so compelling, why isn’t everyone investing now?
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