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Magazine
Big data: Critical update
Big data is coming to real estate and the most forward-thinking investors are already embracing it. Maha Khan Phillips reports
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Analysis
Real estate, infrastructure and the bigger picture
You might have noticed that the magazine has changed. And in more ways than one. The design has been revamped, and so has the name.
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MagazineUS Infrastructure: Land of opportunity
Investors are poised to rebuild America after President Donald Trump revealed a $1trn infrastructure plan. But progress has been slow, writes Christopher O’Dea
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MagazineConsortiums: Safety in numbers?
Institutional investors are turning to consortiums to put money into the highly competitive global infrastructure market. Is it the right approach?
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MagazineLondon Offices: City still trading
REITs are selling and foreign investors are buying. Why are major deals taking place when the outlook for London offices is so uncertain?
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Tipping the scales
For the first time, IPE Real Estate has compiled a ranking of the 50 largest infrastructure investment managers
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MagazineCanadian investors: QuadReal, British Columbia’s new subsidiary
QuadReal is the latest standalone real estate company to be launched by a Canadian pension fund
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MagazineFund Management Infrastructure: Creative cash flows
Competition for assets is forcing the infrastructure fund management industry to innovate. But it needs to keep a handle on the risks, writes Florence Chong
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Magazine
Hotels Europe: Short-stay assets, long-term capital
Its customers come and go, but the hotel industry is attracting a new kind of long-term owner. Maha Khan Phillips checks into a growing institutional sector
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Magazine
Emerging Markets: Stars align above India
Based on the past two decades, now could be the time for institutional investors to turn their attention to Indian real estate, writes Manfred Kupka
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MagazineInfrastructure Telecoms: A strong signal
A growing area of opportunity, the telecoms market requires a clear and up-to-date understanding of its dynamics, writes Rachel Fixsen
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MagazineResidential Global: Homeward bound
Large investors are becoming international homeowners like never before. Florence Chong looks at a global allocation phenomenon
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MagazineCity Focus Berlin: Spending spree
Global political instability and a wealth of start-up firms have boosted Berlin’s appeal, with the office and residential sectors in vogue, says Russell Handy
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Infrastructure Airports: Not cleared for landing
Institutional investors would love to invest in US airports but, so far, it has proved close to impossible. Christopher O’Dea reports
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Analysis
Rates rise up the agenda
Our investor survey has repeated the same message year on year: institutional real estate allocations continue to rise or remain stable
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MagazineUS pensions: The new DIY investors?
Mass PRIM made its first direct deal without a third-party manager last year. Is this the start of a new trend? Christopher O’Dea reports
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MagazineInterest rates US: The race is on
The world’s major central banks have waved the green flag on a race that will hold the attention of real estate investors – one between financing costs and rental rates.
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MagazineStudent Housing: International studies
The sector is led by the US, UK and Australia. But student housing is fast becoming a global market, writes Florence Chong
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MagazineAsia-Pacific: APAC finds its core values
The concept of investing in core assets in Asia-Pacific is gaining traction, although so far much of the focus has been on Australia, writes Florence Chong
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MagazineCity Focus Oslo: Warming to a cool market
With political uncertainty on the minds of investors, the cool-headed Norwegian capital is well positioned to attract international capital, writes Russell Handy
