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European open-ended funds: Fixing a pricing conundrum
Michael Hornsby updates on INREV Open End Fund Pricing paper
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UK DC pensions: Property’s defining moment
Research shows there is an important role for real estate in UK DC pension schemes, despite structural barriers to growth. Gail Moss reports
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MagazineNAFTA: US industrial property powers ahead
Despite worries about the future of the NAFTA, US industrial property has performed well, and might continue to do so. Christopher O’Dea reports
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MagazineRetail: Europe shops as the US drops
The retail markets in the US appear to be in dire straits. Is this a reason to be bearish on European retail? No, argues Ian Kelley
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China's Belt and Road initiative: Lenders on the front line
Do the multilateral development banks, led by the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), provide the answer to getting private institutional capital invested in Belt and Road projects? Christopher O’Dea reports
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Big data: Mapping city appeal
With the rise of big data, investors can begin to incorporate ‘soft factors’ into their analysis of retail investment locations, writes Marrit Laning
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MagazineInvestor Profiles: Sweden
Swedish pension funds are at various stages of investing in real assets. Rachel Fixsen profiles five of the biggest
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India: Infrastructure moving into the fast lane
Under India’s new insolvency and bankruptcy code, opportunities could be about to accelerate in what is already a target market for infrastructure investors
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Australian RE managers: Global flight, domestic boom
It is telling that the funds under management at Australia’s leading real estate investment managers are becoming increasingly weighted towards foreign capital. Florence Chong reports
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MagazineLong-income funds: Net leases gain respect
The net-lease real estate market in the US is gaining momentum with institutional investors
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MagazineCase Studies: Projects in progress
There are a number a key transport projects vital to the US economy. Christopher O’Dea reports
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MagazineCo-working in London: Collaborative city
Blackstone, Carlyle and British Land have all bought into London’s co-working story. Jennifer Bollen asks, how much can the sector grow?
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Top 100 Global Infrastructure Investors
Â鶹ӳ» Real Assets’ top 100 ranking of some of the world’s largest infrastructure investors has captured more than $360bn in infrastructure assets held by pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurers and other institutional capital owners
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MagazineChinese investors: Manning the floodgates
Restrictions on outbound investment is having an effect. But appetite for global real estate means that Chinese capital is here to stay
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MagazineResidential UK: What goes up...
The growth of the UK PRS has been about income generation. But, asks Russell Handy, should investors be worried about capital values?
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MagazineCity Focus San Francisco: Climate control
The city’s office market was the first to rebound after the financial crisis and its housing is the most expensive in the US. Christopher O’Dea reports
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MagazineHotels Asia-Pacific: Investors book in advance
The growth of the hotel industry in Asia-Pacific is vulnerable to short-term shocks, but its long-term outlook is attracting investors. Florence Chong reports
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Infrastructure Telecoms: Public access telecoms
The number of independently owned telecom towers is expected to grow. Fraser Hughes looks at the opportunity in the public markets
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InterviewsInterview: Ascendas-Singbridge
The Singapore-based investor has been building exposure across Asia-Pacific. Florence Chong speaks to Jonathan Yap
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MagazineFund Management Infrastructure: Blackstone eyes $40bn fund
Blackstone has ambitions to create a new $40bn infrastructure business by launching a single fund
