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Folkestone Real Estate Outlook – July 2015 Paper and Presentations
- Published July 31, 2015 3:17PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Folkestone is pleased to provide a copy of its six monthly Real Estate Outlook white paper – “This Time It’s Different – Is It Really?” which summarises Folkestone’s outlook for the non-residential, residential and A-REIT sectors. Please click the link below to download a copy of the paper.
“This Time It’s Different – Is It Really?”
Folkestone has partnered with MacroPlan Dimasi for its July 2015 Investment Forum. Greg Paramor, Managing Director of Folkestone provided around the grounds update on the State of the Real Estate Markets in the Year Ahead, whilst Brian Haratsis, Executive Chairman of MacroPlan Dimasi provided a thought provoking presentation on the Big Picture Trends – Ageing and Health, Technology and Globalisation that will impact the real estate markets over the next 10-20 years.
Please click the links below to download a copy of the presentations from Greg Paramor and Brian Haratsis.
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