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MagazineSeattle: STEM City
The Northwest city is benefiting from a surging tech industry, but are investors taking part in a computer experiment? Christopher O’Dea reports
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Investor Universe: On a well-trodden path
European pension funds benefit from pathways previously laid by investors as they journey into the infrastructure market. Rachel Fixsen reports
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Investor Universe: Austria - Brick by brick
Barbara Ottawa speaks to Michael Bujatti of Austrian pension fund APK about the challenges of building an active real estate strategy piece by piece
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Infrastructure: Emerging in new markets
Investors need to consider investing in emerging markets if they are serious about infrastructure, writes Christopher O’Dea
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Self Storage: A journey of self discovery
Investment in self storage has picked up momentum in recent years. Investors should expect growing consolidation and a new generation of stores, writes Ollie Saunders
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Social Housing: Homing in on cash flows
The financing of social housing is a potentially effective liability-matching investment for UK pension funds. Rachel Fixsen reports on a nascent institutional market
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MagazineCity Focus: Mexico City - Repeating the miracle
A real estate boom is in progress as Mexico’s government seeks to invoke the Mexican Miracle of the 1950s to 1980s. Christopher O’Dea reports
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Investor Universe - US: Playing under caution
Low interest rates are keeping US pension funds in property. But the market is also showing them a number of yellow cards, writes Christopher O’Dea
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Investment Intentions - Asia-Pacific: Supplying demands
Investors have a preference for core assets, but can Asia supply enough suitable product? Alan Dalgleish looks at the latest ANREV survey results
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MagazineCity Focus - Santiago: Leaving copper behind
It is a city in transition, actively seeking to reduce its dependence on copper. Christopher O’Dea reports on Chile’s growing success story
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Investor Universe - UK Charities: Charities continue at home
Diversified and total-return driven, the UK’s charity sector has been quietly active in recent years. Russell Handy reports
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The erosion of home bias
Better integration of real estate with other asset classes will increase ongoing moves towards global exposure, as Jean-Martin Aussant and Peter Hobbs reveal
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Alternatives - Data Centres: REITs power up Virginia
Northern Virginia is the epicentre of US data centre boom and home to state-of-the-art facilities. Christopher O’Dea reports
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Expo Real: Low yields push investors towards alternatives
Increased competition and yield compression in major office, retail and logistics markets are bringing other sectors – and more peripheral geographies – into the limelight.
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Mexico City: The Monarch takes flight
With a massive population, a new REIT regime, and an airport on the way, Mexico City is ready for more investments. Christopher O’Dea reports
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German Residential: Price cap will not halt demand for houses
What does Germany’s new housing policy mean for the market. Klaus Niewöhner-Pape considers the implications of Mietpreisbremse
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Investor Universe - Malaysia: Appetite despite competition
Malaysia’s government-linked pension and sovereign wealth funds have been aggressive buyers of international real estate. Bee Lin Ang reports
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Valuations - Indices: Transaction indices launched
New transaction-based indices could provide investors with more timely measurement of price. Kenneth Yuen, Nigel Almond and Hans Vrensen explain
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Risk Management: Differences in class
Despite their different characteristics, new research has found little differentiation between the long-term performance of value-added and opportunistic funds
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Office: Putting DTU into CRE
Demographics, technology and urbanisation are transforming Europe’s office markets. Mahdi Mokrane and Simon Marx explain
