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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.
Cressida Hogg, the company’s recently appointed managing partner, pointed to UK electricity companies as potential future investments as the London listed vehicle posted its year end results.
Cressida Hogg, the company’s recently appointed managing partner, pointed to UK electricity companies as potential future investments as the London listed vehicle posted its year end results.
Cressida Hogg, the company’s recently appointed managing partner, pointed to UK electricity companies as potential future investments as the London listed vehicle posted its year end results.
London based law firm SJ Berwin is planning to open an office in Dubai, the first for the firm in the Middle East.
Canada’s Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec suffered large falls in its real estate returns in 2008, with declines of 21.9%, the largest in its history. The pension fund is now seeking ways to stem future losses.
Canada’s Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec suffered large falls in its real estate returns in 2008, with declines of 21.9%, the largest in its history. The pension fund is now seeking ways to stem future losses.
Canada’s Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec suffered large falls in its real estate returns in 2008, with declines of 21.9%, the largest in its history. The pension fund is now seeking ways to stem future losses.
The German government is reportedly taking legislative action which could force a consortium led by US firm JC Flowers to sell its 24 percent stake in stricken Germany-based commercial real estate lender, Hypo Real Estate.
The Canadian Pension Plan fell in value by C$13.8 billion to C$108.9 billion in 2008 as investment returns shrank. However according to the plan’s latest figures, its inflation-linked assets continued to grow in value.
The Canadian Pension Plan fell in value by C$13.8 billion to C$108.9 billion in 2008 as investment returns shrank. However according to the plan’s latest figures, its inflation-linked assets continued to grow in value.
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