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NYSTRS hires Cabot and Penwood to run industrial property separate accounts
The accounts will be non-discretionary and NYSTRS will make acquisition decisions
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Housing development lender Urban Exposure to raise £150m in London IPO
Urban Exposure’s CEO says things have changed since the company attempted to float in 2014
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NewsAviva Investors buys 49% stake in Scottish wind farm portfolio from Fred Olsen
Aviva Investors will pay around £117.3m for the share in Crystal Rig III and Brockloch Rig Windfarm
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Institutional investors back M7 Real Estates' first dedicated French fund
M7 French Active Fund has raised €30m at first close; Makes first acquisitions for €60.2m
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Fiera Infrastructure to buy IslaLink from EQT Infrastructure
The parties have agreed not to disclose the transaction value nor any financial details
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NewsEPRA: Germany overtakes UK as Europe’s largest listed property market
Stocks outperformance in 1Q helps Germany’s listed real estate market exceed UK’s by 7.2%
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AnalysisDon’t unfriend data centres
A tech sector under greater regulatory pressure is not a reason to log out of data centres
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AnalysisReal estate fundraising jolts back to life
After concerns that real estate capital-raising could be slowing, all evidence points to continued appetite among institutional investors
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AnalysisShopping mall REITs: The deal breakers
Proposed mergers of shopping mall REITs appeared to go off the rails in April, but the shift may yet prove to be the precursor to more consolidation
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Magazine
Tax: UK pension funds digest implications of proposed tax change
Deborah Lloyd and Cathryn Vanderspar explore what the UK’s capital gains tax proposals could mean for pension funds, and AREF is responding
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Regulation: EU powers ahead with plans to remove cross-border investment barriers
Momentum for the Capital Markets Union has not diminished despite the UK’s planned departure from the EU, writes John Forbes
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Fund Structuring: Brexit, BEPS and bifurcation
Brexit and BEPS could lead to a UK-EU bifurcationin real estate funds. Andrew MÃ¥nsson-Lowe and Melville Rodrigues consider solutions for pan-European managers with UK operations
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MagazineInvestor Profiles: Germany
German investors include some of the biggest global real estate players. Barbara Ottawa profiles four
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Investor Profiles: Switzerland
Swiss investors are increasing and diversifying their exposure to real estate investments. Barbara Ottawa profiles four funds
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Allocation Trends: What’s really in the tin
The rise of real asset portfolios requires an understanding of the underlying characteristics and risk factors, rather than the labels
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Fees: Releasing the TGER
The total global expense ratio (TGER) is the latest step in harmonising fee and cost transparency on a global basis
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Fees: Price comparison
In light of new research suggesting that active managers keep more than 70% of investors’ profits, Richard Cooper and Kate Fearnley look at real estate fee structures
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MagazineResearch: German property, 10 years on
A decade after the financial crisis, Nikodem Szumilo and Thomas Wiegelmann explore how German real estate has correlated with other asset classes
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Benchmarking: Infrastructure taxonomy
Infrastructure assets can be classified by geography, sector and business model. It is important to understand what investors want, before building an industry standard
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PropertyEU ArchiveAPF International links up with Angelo Gordon to buy major Utrecht project
Amsterdam-based investment manager APF International has joined forces with US privately-held group Angelo Gordon to acquire the building rights on a plot of land close to Utrecht central station in the Netherlands, from Dutch railway operator NS Stations.
