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Shah on property: are the Reuben brothers the world’s toughest value investors?
David and Simon have made billions paying the lowest possible price for assets – so don’t be surprised by a little loan-to-own
Could cheaper money signal the return of big-ticket deals?
The market is watching to see where liquidity and pricing ends up for larger office assets
The fourth wave: what's really behind the latest rush into retail parks?
The economics of retail returns is driving occupational demand
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