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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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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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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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AnalysisAre critics of Brookfield-GGP deal ignoring strong asset performance?
Brookfield wins takeoever of US shopping mall landlord
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AnalysisWhy real estate investors need to understand demographics
People – workers, customers and dwellers – are the fundamental source of demand for real estate, without which it has little value
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Keep calm and Carillion
The collapse of Carillion should have a limited effect on institutional investment in UK infrastructure. Political uncertainty is a bigger concern
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Call the Market: Rate reaction opens REIT opportunity
Real estate stocks have fallen recently. But a misunderstanding of the relationship between REITs and interest rates is creating an opportunity
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AnalysisInterview: Naïm Abou-Jaoudé, Candriam/New York Life
New York Life’s Candriam has bought a 40% stake in UK-based real estate manager Tristan Capital to expand its presence in alternatives assets
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AnalysisIFM Investors welcomes 'novel approach' of Trump's US infrastructure plan
Merit-based allocation of federal funds expected to be a positive catalyst
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AnalysisShould global infrastructure investors worry about Australian protectionism?
Fund managers call for greater clarity on new foreign ownership rules
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AnalysisQuestion mark hangs over logistics boom
A more protectionist world has huge implications for the global economy. And for global real estate it raises a big question mark over the markets
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Meeting of minds: Aon/Townsend and Stepstone/Courtland mergers
Not long after Aon acquired Townsend, StepStone revealed that it planned to acquire Courtland Partners. What do these mergers say about the real estate investment advisory industry?
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AnalysisReal estate investors turn to debt strategies at top of market cycle
Capital protection sees investors flock to property debt funds
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AnalysisInfrastructure 2018 outlook: Investment volumes to rise?
2018 is already looking like another bumper year for infrastructure
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AnalysisPrincipal and Internos merger to add momentum to pan-European core funds
Takeover by US firm could provide another boost to burgeoning fund sector
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Real estate behemoths prepare for the next phase
The real estate investment management industry has been on a steady upward trajectory in recent years. Its ascent has been fuelled in part by central-bank policies and volatility in the mainstream listed markets
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AnalysisIs infrastructure becoming too expensive?
Yields and return expectations are being squeezed, but investors are still seeing value
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AnalysisWill Patrizia and Aberdeen Standard go global?
German real estate investment manager Patrizia Immobilien is expected to increase its assets under management by nearly 50% when it completes its takeover of Triuva
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AnalysisCall The Market: Misallocation at the top of the market
Are investors being imprudent by buying prime European real estate at the top of the market?
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Real estate, infrastructure and the bigger picture
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