Building on the success of the previous editions of The Real Estate Law Review, the third edition now extends to some 40 jurisdictions, and we are delighted to welcome new contributors from key countries around the world. The Real Estate Law Review seeks to enable practitioners and clients to meet the challenge of keeping abreast of the rapidly evolving global real estate market. Each chapter offers an up-to-date and accessible summary of the key legal and practical developments in the relevant jurisdiction, and a vital snapshot of the important market drivers, trends and opportunities. Together, the chapters provide an invaluable overview of international real estate.
It is no longer possible to look at domestic markets in isolation; real estate has become a global industry, and The Real Estate Law Review reflects that status. An awareness of the global real estate market and an understanding of the practices and requirements of overseas investors are vital if practitioners and their clients are to take advantage of investment trends and opportunities as they develop.
The Real Estate Law Reviewcontinues to provide an overview of the state of the international real estate market, including the types of investor, the sources of funding and those assets that are in demand. In general, the focus remains on prime properties in the world’s leading global cities as investors continue to seek a safe haven for their capital. Although this remains the case with London, investors are starting to see opportunities in the wider UK market, and we are generally more optimistic than at this time last year. However, positive recent news, data and forecasts must still be considered in the light of continuing economic and political challenges, including the next US fiscal cliff, uncertainty in emerging markets and the stability of the eurozone.
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