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Office Europe: Mild speculation
Increased demand from investors and improving occupancy levels combine to bring development into play 鈥� with Europe鈥檚 core cities still holding sway
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MagazineStudent Housing: A sleeper emerges
Institutional investors are finally waking up to the full potential of global student housing markets
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Office US: Shared-space economy
The new generation of co-working office space in the US has been transformative. But there are risks in its lease-arbitrage business model
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Co-investment: When investors team up
The practice comes with opportunities and risks, but also binds investors and managers closer together, writes Christopher O鈥橠ea
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Investor Survey: Closed-ended funds take top spot
Only 5% of investors have been reducing their property allocations, and closed-ended funds have taken over as the top choice of vehicle
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Student Housing: Top of the class
US student housing is getting top marks from investors. Christopher O鈥橠ea looks at a sector about to graduate
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Technology: Get ready for change
Disruptive technologies will affect all facets of infrastructure, and investors need to be prepared for change
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MagazineBrussels: Capital gains
Decreasing vacancy levels in Brussels and yield compression in rival European cities have put the Belgian capital back in the spotlight
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Brazil鈥檚 perfect storm?
Political instability has undermined Brazil鈥檚 real estate industry. Should international investors stay away or take advantage?
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Office UK: Life beyond London?
Investors are looking beyond London to the UK鈥檚 Big Six and Mid Six. Martin Towns assesses the case for venturing outside the capital
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Office Germany: From A to B
In addition to the 鈥榯op seven鈥�, Germany has a diverse range of 鈥楤 cities鈥�. Andri Eglitis looks at office investments in the second tier
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MagazineAtlanta: Legislating for success
Political and religious issues have threatened Atlanta鈥檚 economic success, but its property market is still booming
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Asset Allocation: Saying no to infrastructure
Norway has bucked the trend and decided against moving its sovereign wealth fund into unlisted infrastructure
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Top 100 global investors 2016
The top 100 global investors are ranked by size of real estate assets under management at the end of 2015. Numbers are calculated by S&P Global鈥檚 MMD and IPE
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Portfolio: Water works
A framework to measure the liquidity of property assets can provide a more nuanced view for portfolio managers. Bill Page explains
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Secondaries: Trading places
Has the global real estate 鈥榮econdaries鈥� market finally come of age? Christopher O鈥橠ea and Sharon Hayes report on a burgeoning sector
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MagazineResidential UK: On the move
Russell Handy reports on an institutional private-rented sector gaining momentum in cities and towns across the UK
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Portfolio: Mid-table performance
鈥楶ast performance is not a guide to future performance鈥� has become a very familiar phrase in the investment world, and increasingly to consumers via the small print of metro and newspaper ads. Despite this, investors often consider past performance and related metrics as important factors in investment and fund selection.
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MagazineInfrastructure: Harbouring opportunity
Only Australia and the UK are home to so-called landlord ports. Sharon Hayes reports on the race for these coveted, income-producing assets
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Investor Universe Japan: GPIF to lead the way
GPIF鈥檚 foray into global real estate will provide justification for other Japanese institutions to follow. But local partners will be key, writes Yukihiko Ito
