Investors will continue to target the global demand-supply imbalance in residential markets
Infrastructure could reach new heights in 2025, but political developments muddy the outlook
Building at Islands Brygge in Copenhagen consists of 195 residential apartments and 10 retail units
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Fund also buys an 80% stake in the Trinity Tower office property in Paris for €347m from URW
The ITE Rail Fund is an open-ended commingled fund that is managed by Industrial Transportation Equipment
Swedish pension fund says adding 18,600sqm commercial asset to its portfolio will allow it to take bigger hand in developing island district’s identity in Stockholm
Retail deals surge past €1b this week
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Firefighters Pension Investment Fund commits capital to Stonepeak and GIP funds
Mike O’Neil will take up his new role in January 2025
US pension fund invests in vehicles managed by KKR and Transwestern
Transaction marks Sumitomo Corporation’s first property investment in Australia and the commencement of a long-term partnership with Mirvac
Transaction brings Nozomi Energy’s total installed capacity to over 400MW
Mike O’Neil will take up his new role in January 2025
The appointment follows IFM’s merger with ISPT
Urban Partners promotes three longstanding team members to partners
Managers are positioning themselves for a recovery, but the next story of growth will be very different to the past. Richard Lowe reports
Institutional investors continue their journey in allocating to infrastructure after demonstrating stability during a period of volatility
The fund management industry has surpassed €2trn in assets under management, writes Richard Lowe
Investors will continue to target the global demand-supply imbalance in residential markets
Infrastructure could reach new heights in 2025, but political developments muddy the outlook
At a global level, the outlook for real estate is largely positive
An economic soft landing bodes well for US real estate, but important questions need answering before investors get carried away
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Geopolitical uncertainty and deglobalisation is prompting a reconfiguration of global supply chains – with implications for logistics real estate. Florence Chong reports
Its viability as a commercial hub was undermined in the aftermath of Brexit and the pandemic. But now, writes Maha Khan Phillips, London could start to embrace its full potential
Managers are positioning themselves for a recovery, but the next story of growth will be very different to the past. Richard Lowe reports
Its viability as a commercial hub was undermined in the aftermath of Brexit and the pandemic. But now, writes Maha Khan Phillips, London could start to embrace its full potential
Air travel has rebounded since the global pandemic, and airports are once again changing hands. Florence Chong reports
What will Donald Trump’s second term as US president mean for real estate and infrastructure? Christopher Walker investigates
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