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Conclusion,data, for all types of assets, shows that the demand and the supply are different, at least on the basis of the population characteristics, the role of core assets/areas, and the lending opportunities and the standard characteristics identified for leading European markets (i.e., UK) cannot be gener

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Introduction,er, 2005). One of the key issues identified by the literature on indirect real estate investments is the portfolio allocation that reduces the overall risk assumed using the advantages related to the diversification opportunities (McGreal et al., 2009).

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Performance Comparison among Real Estate Asset Types and Geographical Areas,nfluence the various regions, diversification across regions can help to reduce the overall risk of real estate portfolios (Goetzmann and Wachter, 1995). It is aimed to develop homogeneous groupings for real estate portfolios.

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Optimal Asset Allocation for European Real Estate,rn Portfolio theory does not work properly in the real estate industry (Cheng and Liang, 2009), and optimal portfolios constructed on the mean-variance framework frequently are suboptimal with respect to other solutions available (Byrne and Lee, 1997).

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Daniel R. A. Schallmo,Jochen Lohsemost global markets (RCA, 2014). This strong position helped to increase rents and capital values and to push prime yields back down to the pre-crisis levels. Globally, all regions saw a positive trend over the recent few years, but developments within each region became more diverse (Figure 1.1).

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European Real Estate Markets Comparison,most global markets (RCA, 2014). This strong position helped to increase rents and capital values and to push prime yields back down to the pre-crisis levels. Globally, all regions saw a positive trend over the recent few years, but developments within each region became more diverse (Figure 1.1).

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Commercial Real Estate in Europe: The Role of the Retail Market,ponent in the portfolios of the majority of the institutional investors. In fact, a part of traditional direct investment, commercial real estate nowadays is extensively accessible through a wide range of indirect investments options, in particular in the most advanced countries such as, in Europe, United Kingdom and France..