IPE Real Assets Analysis – Page 14
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AnalysisCall The Market: Misallocation at the top of the market
Are investors being imprudent by buying prime European real estate at the top of the market?
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Real estate, infrastructure and the bigger picture
You might have noticed that the magazine has changed. And in more ways than one. The design has been revamped, and so has the name.
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AnalysisAnalysis: Can Trump proposals really boost infrastructure investment?
US president announces executive order to streamline federal permitting
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AnalysisInvitation Homes and Starwood create $11bn single-family rental REIT
The creation of largest landlord reflects growing importance of sector for institutions
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Rates rise up the agenda
Our investor survey has repeated the same message year on year: institutional real estate allocations continue to rise or remain stable
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AnalysisTale of two cities: UK rivals go to the polls with implications for real assets
Birmingham and Manchester to choose mayors for first time
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AnalysisMIPIM: Optimism prevails despite spectre of rising interest rates
Consensus for market cycle to continue during week that Fed raises rates
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AnalysisMIPIM: Delegations set for pre-Brexit battle in Cannes
Annual four-day event comes as UK prepares to trigger Article 50
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Technology: The big disrupter
Real estate investment is as traditional as they come, and technological innovation is wreaking havoc
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AnalysisAnalysis: Will GLP end up in Chinese hands?
Industry insiders still back winning bid to come from CIC consortium
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AnalysisWill ICPF join the acquisition race for Australia's Investa Office Fund?
Real estate industry begins to talk of unexpected bid for AUD3.6bn fund
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Are we back to 2006?
Real estate is booming. Investors are raising allocations and the investment management industry is growing and consolidating
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AnalysisAnalysis: Could the Trump effect boost US property?
Mexican-border property could be the first big test
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A sudden divide
When IPE Real Estate held its annual conference in Amsterdam in May, there were a number of discussions about the disruptive forces at play in the real estate sector. The possibility of a UK departure from the European Union was one of them, but there was an air of assumption that a vote to remain would prevail.
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Brexit: Back to the drawing board
Investors had to tear up their forecasts following the UK referendum. Richard Lowe explores the attempts to reach a post-Brexit consensus
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AnalysisBrexit analysis: Private debt to be standout winner
Private debt is set to benefit the most from structural changes accentuated by Brexit
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AnalysisAnalysis: Investors cool their interest in hot tech sector
Green Street Advisors sounds warning on Bay Area as venture capital slows
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AnalysisAnalysis: Opportunistic investors monitor UK market upheaval
Brexit fallout and property fund suspensions stir opportunity funds
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AnalysisAnalysis: What the property fund freezes mean for institutional investors
Pension funds seek reassurance after three UK property funds suspend trading
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AnalysisAnalysis: The risk of 'contagion' for Eurosceptic markets
EU is more likely to suffer investor vengeance after UK’s vote to leave
