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Jonathan Brasse

Jonathan Brasse is the Senior Editor, Real Estate for PEI Media’s real estate publications. He oversees the editorial output and leads the reporting team behind the sector-leading private real estate publication PERE as well as Real Estate Capital, the group’s real estate credit markets publication. Jonathan joined PEI in 2009 from UK commercial property magazine Property Week where he oversaw international news and analysis coverage.
The Asian Development Bank and the Islamic Development Bank are aiming to invest in the infrastructure of Asian countries that it regards is 'worse than the average'.
The joint venture between Baltimore-based Municipal Mortgage & Equity and a Dublin-based syndicate of private investors is poised to close on its first South Africa housing fund. It is already eying a bigger second vehicle to invest on a pan-African basis.
The joint venture between Baltimore-based Municipal Mortgage & Equity and a Dublin-based syndicate of private investors is poised to close on its first South Africa housing fund. It is already eying a bigger second vehicle to invest on a pan-African basis.
The joint venture between Baltimore-based Municipal Mortgage & Equity and a Dublin-based syndicate of private investors is poised to close on its first South Africa housing fund. It is already eying a bigger second vehicle to invest on a pan-African basis.
The Asian Development Bank and the Islamic Development Bank are aiming to invest in the infrastructure of Asian countries that it regards is 'worse than the average'.
The Asian Development Bank and the Islamic Development Bank are aiming to invest in the infrastructure of Asian countries that it regards is 'worse than the average'.
The Asian Development Bank and the Islamic Development Bank are aiming to invest in the infrastructure of Asian countries that it regards is 'worse than the average'.
The Asian Development Bank and the Islamic Development Bank are aiming to invest in the infrastructure of Asian countries that it regards is 'worse than the average'.
Brazilian senator Ideli Salvatti has told local media that the government is planning to provide up to $2.5 billion in emergency loans to companies undertaking state-sponsored infrastructure projects.
Brazilian senator Ideli Salvatti has told local media that the government is planning to provide up to $2.5 billion in emergency loans to companies undertaking state-sponsored infrastructure projects.
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