91´«Ã½ÔÚÏß reports – Page 283
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PropertyEU ArchiveNewcore hires Copeland as head of institutional capital
Newcore Capital, the UK-focussed real estate investment manager specialising in social infrastructure, has created a new role by appointing Anne Copeland as head of institutional capital.
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PropertyEU ArchiveInvesco backs new Italy fund via Kryalos, makes first ever RE loan in the country
Invesco Real Estate has backed a new Italian loan fund managed by private firm, Kryalos.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMAGAZINE: Consolidation wave sweeps through listed sector
Shareholders, savvy CEOs and conviction that the market has hit bottom are driving a bout of merger fever in listed property companies. Jane Roberts spoke to some of the players at the centre of the action.
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PropertyEU ArchiveBNP Paribas REIM announces elevations as global CIO joins Edmond de Rothschild
BNP Paribas Real Estate Investment Management (BNP Paribas REIM) has named Italian Vincenzo Nocerino as global CIO as the French group reveals three changes at the firm.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHarrison Street elevates Mina Kojuri
Harrison Street, the alternative real assets investment management firm, has appointed Mina Kojuri as MD, head of investor relations Europe.
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PropertyEU ArchiveLone Star pro returns to CBRE
Anurag Sharma is back at CBRE after four years with US firm, Lone Star Funds.
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PropertyEU ArchiveHungarian group raises equity for domestic industrial logistics theme
Faedra Group, a real estate development company based in Budapest, has raised €17 mln for the logistics-industrial sector to be deployed over the coming years.
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AnalysisOn the move: Global migration and real assets
Migration can boost economies but also put a strain on infrastructure and society. Christopher Walker looks at the future implications for real assets
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InterviewsParag Khanna: Mass migration will lead to ‘winners and losers’ among cities
Mass migration will lead to ‘winners and losers’ among cities, according to Parag Khanna. Christopher Walker reports
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Opinion Pieces91´«Ã½ÔÚÏß July/August 2024: The links between energy, data and nature
Assets under management (AUM) of the 100 largest infrastructure investment managers have risen to €2.2trn – from €1.98trn last year – according to the latest 91´«Ã½ÔÚÏß ranking. The industry is consolidating as well, led by the ongoing merger of BlackRock and Global Infrastructure Partners, which – based on current figures – would create a giant with more than €150bn in infrastructure AUM.
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InterviewsWill the EU’s Nature Restoration Law open up new natural capital investments?
Christopher Walker explores what the new law could mean for institutional investors
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AnalysisWhat heat islands mean for real estate
Real estate investors might be underestimating the importance of urban heat when it comes to assessing climate risk. Lauren Mills reports
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NewsVauban snaps up majority stake in Dutch biomethane production asset
Vauban’s Core Infrastructure Fund IV invests in Green Create W2V Europe and its subsidiary Green Create Wijster
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NewsSavills IM sells Swedish logistics property on behalf of German club deal fund
Swiss Life Asset Managers Nordic snaps up 25,700sqm cross-dock property in Gothenburg
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NewsIowa PERS selects nine managers for real asset investments
Hires Kayne Anderson, KKR, Blue Owl/Oak Street, LCN, Elm Tree, Macquarie, Morgan Stanely, Stonepeak and ECP
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NewsBrookfield and Garbe partner for €100m European logistics investment
Brookfield acquires majority stake in a portfolio of seven industrial logistics assets as part of joint venture
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NewsBrookfield sells 240 Queen Street office in Brisbane Quintessential for A$250m
Australian boutique real estate asset manager snaps up 26-level office tower
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NewsGermany proposes 5% infrastructure quota for occupational pension funds
Draft legislation could allow Pensionskassen to allocate to both infrastructure equity and debt
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NewsHines, Mitsubishi Estate and Mitsui buy Singapore industrial site in leaseback deal
British-American Tobacco sells site in Singapore’s north for S$53.2m
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NewsPanattoni and Barings plan £200m speculative UK logistics project
Mulberry Developments sells 65-acre site on the Nottinghamshire/Yorkshire border
