All Real Assets articles in September/October 2026 (Magazine)
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Investors 2026: Assets break $1trn barrier
Aggregate value of infrastructure held by the top 100 asset owners rises by close to 15%
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2026: Positions differ on sustainability and impact
Most investors have an explicit intention to make a positive contribution to energy transition and net zero
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2026: Energy transition leads investment targets
Digital and transport infrastructure come joint second for new investments
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2026: Allocation targets set to rise?
Investors remain close to their targets for second year in a row
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2026: Core takes over from value-add
Regulation and valuations key risks identified by investors
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2026: Asset class meets expectations
Infrastructure ‘does what it says on the tin’
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Opinion PiecesÂé¶¹Ó³» Real Assets Sep/Oct 2026: Ask anything – what is the future of AI buildout?
In the latest issue: AI arms race, data centre constraints, top 100 infrastructure investors
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Special ReportsDigitalBridge’s Maltais-Boisvert: “It’s not about capacity, but execution�
Managing director at digital infrastructure specialist tells Christopher Walker what it takes for investor-operators to get an edge in the AI goldrush
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Special ReportsAI and the future of work: From job losses to office gains?
As more businesses adopt and invest in AI, hiring practices and job roles will change. Florence Chong examines what this means for office space demand
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Special ReportsStudent housing: Seeking top marks (with help from AI)
As AI impacts the future of tertiary education, it is also increasingly being harnessed by student housing owners and operators. Isobel Lee reports
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Special ReportsSky’s the limit for trillion-dollar AI infrastructure buildout?
Institutional investors find themselves in a dizzying race to finance a huge development of hyperscale data centres and AI infrastructure. Christopher Walker and Richard Lowe report
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AnalysisSurging investor appetite for mid-market infrastructure masks underlying risk
A new report warns investors against the blurring lines between mid-market infrastructure and private equity
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AnalysisWhat is behind the surge in major real estate deals in New Zealand?
Florence Chong reports on how global investors are reassessing Auckland while domestic capital is gaining critical mass
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Special ReportsCbus Super: Beyond the data centre
Rather than focusing on data centres alone, Australia’s Cbus Super seeks complementary investments across the digital value chain to ensure resilient cashflow – and is active both at home and abroad
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InterviewsHow Resonance is tackling UK homelessness with institutional capital
CIO Simon Chisholm tells Lauren Mills how Resonance is aiming to create a £700m open-ended housing impact fund
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Special ReportsPower and cooling: the dual challenge for data centre expansion
There is huge demand for data centres, but could the challenges of power and cooling constrain growth? Christopher Walker explores
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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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InterviewsEsther Peiner on using an entrepreneurial eye for infrastructure at Partners Group
The global head of infrastructure speaks to Lauren Mills about raising the Swiss firm’s largest direct infrastructure strategy to date
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Special ReportsKLP: Keeping an eye on the infrastructure mix
Norway’s KLP has gradually built up its exposure to infrastructure, mostly in partnership with others. But the asset class and its sub-sectors – including digital infrastructure – are set to remain part of a wider mix


