All Special Reports – Page 5
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Investors 2023: Case studies
We talked to five of the top 100 about their allocations, strategies and the implications of inflation, war and climate change
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Special ReportsLondon offices: Downsizing the Big Smoke
With high-profile occupiers cutting space and commuters showing up three days a week, is London’s office market set for a major reset? Christopher Walker reports
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Top 100 Infrastructure Investors 2023: Full ranking
The IPE Real Assets top 100 ranking of some of the world’s largest infrastructure investors accounts for more than $772bn (€719bn) in infrastructure assets held by pension funds, sovereign-wealth funds, insurers and other institutional capital owners
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Special ReportsFrankfurt offices: Wo sind die Arbeiter?
Workers are not returning to Frankfurt offices as much as expected, and the city faces an obsolescence problem. Christopher Walker reports
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Special ReportsValue-add real estate strategies: A green equation
Will the need to decarbonise offices lead to a rush of value-add strategies? Lauren Mills reports
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Special ReportsNew York City offices: Sun sets on the Big Apple?
It is probably the spiritual home of the office. But New York is struggling to reimagine itself in an age of technological and urban transformation, writes Vanessa Drucker
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Special ReportsUS offices: A tale of three cities
San Francisco and Miami are very different to New York, so is this divergence playing out in their office markets post-COVID? Vanessa Drucker reports
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Special ReportsSingapore offices: Gravitational pull
The Southeast Asia city-state looks to be in a good position after managing COVID-19 and attracting companies from Hong Kong. Florence Chong reports
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Special ReportsSydney offices: Australian city tries to reignite itself
The recovery of Australia’s largest office sector appears to be at a crossroads. Florence Chong reports
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Special ReportsEuropean logistics: E-commerce passes the baton to nearshoring
Valuations got ahead of themselves in the e-commerce feeding frenzy. But after a brief reset, ‘nearshoring’ could help logistics resume its recent growth story, writes Christopher Walker
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Special ReportsOffice refurbishments: The race against obsolescence
London office refurbishments are at an all-time high. Does this mean the big push to decarbonise the sector has started? Lauren Mills reports
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Special ReportsGuest view: Not as easy as EPC
Cedric Bucher argues why the UK residential investment sector must lend its support to update EPCs
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Special ReportsInterview: Alistair Calvert, Clarion Partners Europe
The correction in European logistics had nothing to do with the sector’s fundamentals, Alistair Calvert tells Christopher Walker
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Special ReportsTop 100 in focus: EQT, AXA IM Alts and Manulife
Assets under management of the 100 largest firms reaches €1.98trn in 2022
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Special ReportsLisette van Doorn on ESG regulations: ‘New beginning’ for reporting
ULI, INREV and PRI have teamed up to help the real estate industry navigate ESG regulations. Christopher Walker talks to Lisette van Doorn
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Special ReportsUS logistics: Bump in the road
Having provided safe passage for investors for so long, US logistics is now entering challenging terrain. Christopher Walker reports
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Special ReportsBiodiversity and UK real estate: BNG for buck
Real estate and infrastructure developments in England will soon be required to provide a biodiversity net gain. Elisabeth Jeffries reports
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Special ReportsAsia-Pacific logistics: Down but not out
The sector has cooled, but logistics remains investors’ favoured market in Asia-Pacific, writes Florence Chong
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Special ReportsGuest view: Biodiversity, city zones and the biosphere
In the second in a series of articles on biodiversity and real estate, John E Fernández and Thomas Wiegelmann explore what cities can do
