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MagazineHotels: Brand not bricks
The Marriott-Starwood merger has created the largest global hotel group – and one with an ‘asset-light’ strategy. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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MagazineReal Assets: Agriculture - Growth in seed capital
Consumer trends and demographic shifts are making agriculture appealing to investors. But there are limited opportunities and reputational risk, reports Maha Khan Phillips
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Case Study: First State Super
Sixty-two years after Sydney’s last tram trundled into oblivion, a new 21st century light rail system will glide through the heart of the city starting from 2019. Known as the Sydney Light Rail (SLR), and costing more than AUD2.1bn (€1.4bn) to construct, it will run a 12km route from Circular Quay on the CBD harbour front to the eastern suburbs of city.
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Analysis
A sudden divide
When Âé¶¹Ó³» Real Estate held its annual conference in Amsterdam in May, there were a number of discussions about the disruptive forces at play in the real estate sector. The possibility of a UK departure from the European Union was one of them, but there was an air of assumption that a vote to remain would prevail.
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Dutch investors: Late-cycle strategies
Dutch pension funds are having to think carefully when it comes to new real estate investments. Rachel Fixsen talks to some of the country’s leading funds
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Listed markets: Property - Full recognition at last
REITs are no longer being lumped in with financial stocks by index providers. Managers will need to reallocate significant capital to REITs or explain why they are underweight, writes Christopher O’Dea
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MagazineRetail: Europe - How cities overtook countries
The emergence of key cities over their host countries is reshaping the European retail investment market, writes Mark Faithfull
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MagazineDublin: Glass half full
Before the Brexit vote, Dublin was in danger of oversupply. While the city should not expect tenants to pour in, there is reason for cheer, writes Russell Handy
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MagazineUrbanisation: US - Silicon valleys
As America’s biggest cities become more unaffordable, smaller cities have spotted an opportunity. Christopher O’Dea reports on the rise of ‘momentum markets’
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NewsTimberland Investment Resources Europe raises $74m for forestry fund
Targets 10% return for fund
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NewsPeople moves: LGIM hires former Countrywide manager for residential arm
LGIM Real Assets, Countrywide, Akelius Resindetial Avignon Capital, Prelios, Credit Suisse, Schroder Investment Management Commerz Real, Turner & Townsend
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Blackstone to pay $1.5bn for US logistics portfolio
Manager to acquire LBA Realty core-plus fund
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Norges Bank, MetLife co-invest in Washington DC office assets
Joint venture to co-own assets as part of ongoing partnership
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Minnesota allocates $50m to Angelo Gordon Asian fund
Second commitment with manager by US pension fund
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NewsM&G Real Estate invests in Japan's retail, residential property sectors
Manager invests in core Asia strategy
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Charter Hall Group launches retail fund, buys shopping centre in Sydney
Fund seeded with suburban Sydney shopping centre
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News​Oregon PERF to move $1bn from REITs into core funds
US scheme plans investment in open-ended funds
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People moves: AustralianSuper opens London office
AustralianSuper, Legal & General Capital, CR, Hypothekenbank Frankfurt, NREP, Modern Times Group, Credit Suisse, ABN AMRO, RBS, MUFG, IRIS Partners, Northern Trust, HSBC, Âé¶¹Ó³»S Cinven, BNP Paribas Real Estate, Capital Bay, Morgan Stanley, JLL
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NewsArdian Infrastructure makes south American debut with solar plant
Manager invests in Peru, Chile


