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Fritz Louw

Fritz Louw
Senior Associate, MSCI Research

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Fritz serves as a quantitative researcher on MSCI’s global real estate research team, and focuses on performance measurement, portfolio management and risk-related research for asset owners and investment managers. Prior to joining MSCI, he was a quantitative researcher at MUFG. At Nowcasting Economics, Fritz worked on macroeconomic forecasting models. He holds a master’s degree in economics from the University of Stellenbosch and a master’s in development economics from the Georg-August Universität Göttingen, where his thesis was on nowcasting.

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  1. BLOG

    COVID-19 and Office Income: What Could Lie Ahead? 

    Nov 25, 2020 Fritz Louw

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    With new COVID-19 lockdowns and swaths of white-collar workers working from home, many office tenants are contemplating whether the future of work includes office space. This could have significant impact on office demand and income from leases.

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    COVID-19 and Real Estate: The Devil Is in the Dispersion 

    Jun 23, 2020 Fritz Louw , Niel Harmse

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    Many real estate markets were showing signs of a slowdown even before COVID-19’s negative impact on property portfolios. Has this correction been similar to previous ones? We looked at dispersion of returns, within and across real estate sectors, for the answer.

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