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MagazineInvestor Universe - Taiwan: Insurers whet their appetite
Other Taiwanese insurers are likely to follow Cathay and Fubon into overseas real estate. Tsering Namgyal explores their hunger for property yields
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MagazineInvestment Intentions - Europe: Shifting sands
INREV’s survey highlights some important shifts among European institutional investors. Henri Vuong tracks the changes
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MagazineCity Focus - Osaka: The second coming
Japan’s second city is vying to create the country’s most recognised skyline. Christopher O’Dea explores Tokyo’s main competitor
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Expo Real: Investors shift their focus to cities and urbanisation trends
This year, Expo Real in Munich highlighted a widespread shift in strategy among leading global real estate investors. Institutions are increasingly targeting cities rather than national markets or sectors.
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Alternatives - Golf Resorts: Par for the course
Following Europe’s victory in the Ryder Cup, institutions are rediscovering the appeal of European golf resorts, writes Harry Douglass
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Comparing prices
Is there a relationship between REIT prices and pricing in the growing market for secondary trading in unlisted funds? Paul Schneider investigates
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Seoul: Heart and Seoul of Asia
Investment activity has picked up markedly in recent months. Tsering Namgyal explores what is powering the South Korean capital
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Investor Universe - Australia: Home and away?
Are other superannuation schemes going to follow AustraliaSuper and invest globally? Keith Power reports
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Valuation: the future is European
The financial crisis and its regulatory aftermath have been a turning point for European property valuation. Krzysztof Grzesik explains
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Risk Management: Looking through the label
Over-reliance on geographic, sector and style labels and an emphasis on volatility of total returns could be misleading investors. Matthew Richardson explains
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Office: TMT explosion
The technology, media and telecoms sector has been offsetting the decline in traditional office-based industries. Milena Kuljanin and Hans Vrensen report
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MagazineSydney: Bridging capital
The relatively high yields of Australia’s most populous city is attracting global capital, not least from China. Christopher O’Dea reports
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Special ReportsPeople power: Growing public opposition to data centres
Policy actions and public opposition threaten to pose significant curbs on data centre growth. Christopher Walker reports
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Special ReportsEuropean water infrastructure – is the tide turning?
Europe’s water sector is entering a critical investment phase, shaped by mounting climate pressures, infrastructure deficits and policy momentum. By Christopher Walker
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Special ReportsWhy real estate tokenisation is more about operational efficiency than liquidity
Pirkko Juntunen explores whether the opportunity has been misunderstood in the asset class
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Special ReportsEuropean student housing: supply falls into the red
The property industry is failing to keep up with growing student demand in the region. Does this spell risk or opportunity for investors? Christopher Walker investigates
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Special ReportsBCI: A long-view, cycle-led approach to natural capital
British Columbia Investment Management Corporation (BCI) has been active in the natural capital space for two decades with an approach focused on long-term stewardship, cycle-aware deployment and respect for local realities
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Special ReportsSFDR reforms: Is Europe going soft on regulation?
Europe is looking to shake its image as the world’s most enthusiastic regulator. Christopher Walker explores what this means for real assets investors
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AnalysisTime for takeoff: Global race to build the next generation of airports
Airports worldwide are rushing to invest in innovation and technology to prepare for the anticipated surge in plane travel in a net-zero era
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Special ReportsEuropean energy security: Keeping the lights on
Is Europe’s precarious energy security an opportunity or a problem for infrastructure investors? Christopher Walker reports
