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Retail UK: Lights out at the mall
Shopping centres specialists have been investing heavily in a changing world. But the outlook for the sector still looks gloomy, writes Hemant Kotak
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MagazineAustralianSuper: Steering the super ship
Jack McGougan joined AustralianSuper just before the 2008 crisis. He talks to Florence Chong about pruning its property portfolio and taking it direct
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MagazineInterest Rates Europe: Time to raise the stakes?
If interest rates rise, the implications for Europe look complicated. So, asks Maha Khan Phillips, should investors go up or down the risk curve?
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Infrastructure Airports: A public flight to quality
The broad set of public companies owning global infrastructure assets is an opportunity for investors to increase exposure, writes Fraser Hughes
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MagazineAsia-Pacific: Homes from home
US multifamily specialist Greystar has ambitions to become a global residential platform. Its latest expansion has taken it to Asia-Pacific. Florence Chong reports
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MagazineStudent Housing: Graduating to the big league
As the boundary between student and professional living blurs, Germany’s growing sector is ripe for consolidation, says Russell Handy
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MagazineCity Focus Miami: The Magic City’s next trick
The city has been booming with tourism, trade and finance. But rising sea levels could dampen one of the hottest markets in the US, writes Christopher O’Dea
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Fund Management: Under the glare
The rise of fintech and blockchain will shine a light on real estate manager competence, writes Jos Short
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Transport infrastructure: A bumpy ride?
Uncertainties lie around the corner for road and rail infrastructure in the US. Christopher O’Dea reports
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Alternatives Self-Storage: Opportunity locks
The nascent UK sector leads the way in Europe, with listed companies including Big Yellow performing well, writes Russell Handy
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MagazineCity Focus Washington DC: Capitol appreciation
A new government normally gives DC real estate a boost. Christopher O’Dea asks if it will be different this time
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Logistics US: Spending power
Online retail is boosting logistics markets in the US. But the real driver of growth is consumer spending, as Christopher O’Dea finds
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MagazineAustralia Infrastructure: Deep domestic pockets
Superannuation funds are under pressure to invest in domestic infrastructure, writes Florence Chong
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MagazineFrance: Moderne portfolio theory
Pension funds and insurers in France are diversifying in more ways than one as their appetite for risk increases, according to Susanna Rust
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Private Debt: A best friend in Basel
Dynamics in the UK public-private-partnership market are changing – and they are favouring institutional investors, writes Lauren Parr
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MagazineOffice UK: Back info hubs for an age of automation
As more office jobs are automated, investors need to think about the sustainability of the cities they invest in. Chris Urwin and Sandip Bhalsod explain
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Healthcare Germany: A challenge worth taking
The healthcare sector is fragmented and tightly regulated, but it has not put off investors, say Johann Rumetsch and Raffaele Mazza
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MagazineCity Focus Charlotte: ‘Restroom law’ fallout
North Carolina’s controversial ‘restroom law’ has caused companies to shun Charlotte. But can the city weather the political storm? Christopher O’Dea reports
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Residential Europe: Going global? Go local
Global residential strategies are a reality. But investors should be aware of the diversity of housing in Europe, writes Marcus Cieleback
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InterviewsInvestor Interview: EPF
Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund has embraced alternatives. Florence Chong speaks to Mohamad Nasir Ab Latif and Kamarulzaman Hassan
