The Daiwa Real Estate Appraisal Quarterly Research Report

Daiwa Real Estate Appraisal, our Japanese partner, has released their quarterly research report on the property markets in Japan and Singapore. The detailed report provides comprehensive information on the residential and commercial markets including capitalisation rates, occupancy rates, rental rates and major transactions that have taken place throughout the period. The report can be viewed […]

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Our latest partnership with Japanese company Daiwa Real Estate Appraisal Co.

We are excited to announce that Preston Rowe Paterson has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Daiwa Real Estate Appraisal Co., Japans largest privatised valuation business with head offices in Tokyo. Established in 1966, Daiwa is a long standing property valuation firm with 8 offices across the county and approximately 250 valuers, architects and engineers. […]

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The Goodman ‘good+network event’, August 27th 2015

We are thrilled to have sponsored the Goodman ‘good+network’ women’s event last Thursday which raised a whopping $24,000 on the evening for the 2015 National Hard Hat Campaign. All funds raised went directly towards helping homeless young people rebuild their lives. The evening was attended by over 130 like-minded professional women who networked, engaged with […]

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Preston Rowe Paterson expands into China via a strategic partnership with CAA

The directors of Preston Rowe Paterson are delighted to announce that an exclusive strategic partnership has been formed with China’s valuation group China Appraisal Association (CAA). CAA is a market leader within the valuation industry throughout China and employs over 1,500 staff. CAA operates across 18 key areas throughout mainland China including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, […]

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The risk-free rate – What does history tells us?

Interest rates are at historical lows as displayed in the chart below which considers the 10 year bond yield which is widely used and accepted as the risk-free rate. As the risk-free rate is widely accepted as the foundation to discount rate models, entities wishing to invest are finding it difficult to adjust their capital […]

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