Panattoni, Cushman and Stanhope make senior appointments
Prosecutor dismisses case due to there being no ‘reasonable prospect of conviction’
Manager buys plot in western Sydney on behalf of one of its real estate funds
Geopolitics, supply-chain reshoring, energy security concerns and rising protectionism are reshaping how investors approach global real assets
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Democrat success in the midterm elections gives AI infrastructure investors cause for concern
The 2.8GW Vanguard offshore wind project’s backers include the National Wealth Fund and EIFO
Board minutes reveal the extent of potential property investments currently under discussion
The aggregate AUM of the largest firms has returned to growth for the first time in four years. Total AUM has risen less than 4% from €5.72trn in 2025 to €5.94trn, stemming a decline over the past three years.
Aggregate value of infrastructure held by the top 100 asset owners rises by close to 15%
Total assets of the top 100 infrastructure investment managers more than double in five years
Democrat success in the midterm elections gives AI infrastructure investors cause for concern
For tech investors, a message from the US midterms is clear – data centres must redefine their sustainability
Exit strategy demands as much attention, if not more, as the decision to deploy capital
More bad news for real estate amid slow recovery and competition from infrastructure
Melville Rodrigues highlights the transformative Reserved Investor Fund for private fund strategies
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Geopolitics, supply-chain reshoring, energy security concerns and rising protectionism are reshaping how investors approach global real assets
The aggregate AUM of the largest firms has returned to growth for the first time in four years. Total AUM has risen less than 4% from €5.72trn in 2025 to €5.94trn, stemming a decline over the past three years.
As Hines prepares for a third-generation leadership transition, incoming president David Steinbach sets out why the boundaries between real estate and infrastructure are dissolving — and why a development super-cycle demands it.
More bad news for real estate amid slow recovery and competition from infrastructure
Greg Kane questions US investors’ high exposure to their domestic market
Canadian pension fund expects to grow domestic portfolio but looks to invest in global infrastructure across the capital stack
Once a niche corner of private markets, infrastructure secondaries have grown into a $28bn market attracting pension funds and sovereign wealth funds, with transaction volumes forecast to reach $35bn this year
Property in Nittendorf comprises around 17,700sqm of building area
Brookfield has agreed to acquire a logistics facility in southwest Sydney from Goodman Group for A$203.5m (€124m).
Erdgas Münster sells mid-sized gas transmission system operator for unspecified sum
Commitments include a $500m allocation to a secondary liquidity vehicle
Pension fund backs GSA, Greystar, GIP, Macquarie, Harbert, Brookfield and IFM strategies
Panattoni, Cushman and Stanhope make senior appointments
Partners Group strengthens Europe infra team; Pictet appoints Lukesch multi-manager real estate head
New York-based manager hires Denton to target £500m UK affordable housing platform
Omega and Foundation Partners acquire UK care home group Runwood for £615m
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