To date, real estate has been a safe investment. Was the credit crunch necessary to heat up the European real estate market? Was the development an unexpected surprise? The credit crunch and its impact, from the perspective of the world ‘s largest retail real estate investor.
Martin Sabelko has been Managing Director at ING Real Estate since 2006. He was Chairman of the now-closed Central Europe property fund ING Property Fund Central Europe. He was involved in establishing Immoconsult Leasingges.m.b.H. in Austria and the Czech Republic. He worked on restructuring of the Universale subsidiary PMG as a troubleshooter to the Eraprojekt Berlin - today STRABAG.
With the financial crisis, there is positive news for property management in Central, Eastern and Southern Europe. Why modern technologies, structured products and the allegedly limited access to remote markets leads to an almost uncontrollable liquidity crisis. Impact to the European real estate sector explained. Examination of overcoming positions, new perspectives and opportunities.
Breindl is Director of Real Estate Financing at the Erste Bank Group, and Managing Director of Immorent Bank GmbH. He is a developer of financing commercial real estate with a focus on the Eastern and southern European markets, active for years in various positions in the field of real estate and project finance. After studying economic and law he began his career in the savings bank sector. His interest in real estate and structured finance products, and a desire to look outside of the box led, after the opening of the East, to a comprehensive engagement in emerging markets.
To date, real estate has been a safe investment. Was the credit crunch necessary to heat up the European real estate market? Was the development an unexpected surprise? The credit crunch and its impact, from the perspective of the world 's largest retail real estate investor.
With the financial crisis, there is positive news for property management in Central, Eastern and Southern Europe. Why modern technologies, structured products and the allegedly limited access to remote markets leads to an almost uncontrollable liquidity crisis. Impact to the European real estate sector explained. Examination of overcoming positions, new perspectives and opportunities.
