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Improving Fundamentals Bolster CRE Earnings Outlook

By: Sorohan, Mike; Murray, Michael | Mortgage Banking, September 2011 | Article details

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Improving Fundamentals Bolster CRE Earnings Outlook


Sorohan, Mike, Murray, Michael, Mortgage Banking


Despite a general pullback in the second quarter, most global real estate companies posted positive results. A report from LaSaIIe Investment Management, Chicago, said improving real estate fundamentals should help drive healthy earnings growth over the next few years, with world wide revenues expected to be a strong source of that growth.

According to LaSalle's Quarterly Review and Outlook, yearto-date, property stocks have gained 8. 1 percent; the broad market index is up 3.3 percent. Ernst-Jan de Leeuw, head of LaSalle's real estate securities (Europe), said the company expects worldwide earnings per share growth to be in the mid- to high singledigits per annum through 2013, …

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