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Alternatives - Data Centres: Clouding the issue
Some investors are predicting a big future for this small sector, but are data centres a wise long-term investment? Lauren Parr reports
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Expo Real: Low yields push investors towards alternatives
Increased competition and yield compression in major office, retail and logistics markets are bringing other sectors 鈥� and more peripheral geographies 鈥� into the limelight.
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Regulation: AIFMD puzzle slowly takes shape
As it stands, the AIFMD is far from delivering a single, standard experience for managers marketing to EU investors. Melville Rodrigues explains
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Top 100 Real Estate Investment Managers - Leaders of the pack
Brookfield, CBRE Global Investors and Blackstone top this year鈥檚 survey. Christoper O鈥橠ea looks at the stories behind their growth
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Risk Management: Looking through the label
Over-reliance on geographic, sector and style labels and an emphasis on volatility of total returns could be misleading investors. Matthew Richardson explains
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UK Residential: Through the keyhole
Is the renewed institutional interest in UK housing warranted? Emma Grew compares its performance to commercial property
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MagazineWarsaw: A victim of its own success
A strong Polish economy has attracted investors to the country鈥檚 real estate markets and Warsaw has enjoyed the lion鈥檚 share. Lynn Strongin Dodds reports
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Renewables: Infrastructure-lite
Renewables are typically smaller than mainstream infrastructure investments. As Christine Senior writes, this poses both pros and cons
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Valuations - Indices: Transaction indices launched
New transaction-based indices could provide investors with more timely measurement of price. Kenneth Yuen, Nigel Almond and Hans Vrensen explain
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Valuations: In search of a global standard
Is there a need for a single global valuation standard? Steve Williams looks at both sides of the argument
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Regulation: Germany鈥檚 post-AIFMD landscape
Until the summer 2103, German institutional investors wishing to invest indirectly in real estate had the choice of one vehicle: Immobilien-Spezialfonds, the institutional open-ended real estate fund. At least this was true whenever they were subject to regulatory restrictions, as most insurance companies and funds are.
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Germany: Unsafe Haven?
With high prices prompting investors to stray into peripheral markets, is Germany now a riskier prospect? Russell Handy reports
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Hotels: US extends hospitality
The bull market in the US hospitality sector has years to run, aided by low-cost capital and light supply. Christopher O鈥橠ea reports
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Office: TMT explosion
The technology, media and telecoms sector has been offsetting the decline in traditional office-based industries. Milena Kuljanin and Hans Vrensen report
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Valuation: the future is European
The financial crisis and its regulatory aftermath have been a turning point for European property valuation. Krzysztof Grzesik explains
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MagazineValuations - Netherlands: Dutch need a truer reflection
If real estate is to achieve its full potential, the Dutch pensions industry should implement quarterly valuations and transaction-based data,聽say Boris van der Gijp and Paulus van Wetten
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Office: Local demand dynamics
Regional office markets in the UK are back on the radar. But new research shows the importance of studying the local drivers. Bill Page reports
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Investor Forum - Debt: The future of finance
Real estate debt is fast becoming an established asset class, but it remains challenging. Rachel Fixsen speaks to six investors and advisers
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Debt Funds - US: Keeping an eye on the prize
Lenders are focusing on short-term transitional business, while keeping an eye on long-dated opportunities once interest rates rise, Christopher O鈥橠ea reports
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Debt: ECB review crucial for Europe
The European Central Bank鈥檚 Asset Quality Review is essential to avoid Japanese-style stagnation. Jos Short explains why it is a price worth paying
