Asia-Pacific – Page 99
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Magazine
Investment Intentions - Asia-Pacific: Supplying demands
Investors have a preference for core assets, but can Asia supply enough suitable product? Alan Dalgleish looks at the latest ANREV survey results
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MagazineGood morning, Vietnam
The economy is waking up from a seven-year malaise and the government is supporting the property sector. Vietnam is optimistic again, writes Chan Chee Kian
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MagazineMumbai benefits from the Modi effect
Formed of seven islands that were once home to fishing colonies, Mumbai’s history is tale of property development on an epic scale. Christopher O’Dea charts the next chapter
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News
Indian REITs still burdened by tax rules, says APREA
‘Dynamic’ REIT market at risk without amendments, association warns
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NewsAMP Capital makes Japanese infrastructure debut
Investment manager enters renewable energy via joint venture
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New Mexico Investment Council makes first major agriculture move
Sovereign wealth fund adds $275m to real assets
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CalSTRS to invest $300m in Asia-Pacific with LaSalle, AEW
Pension fund also commits $300m to Blackstone’s core-plus fund
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Blackstone raises $4.5bn for energy fund
New York firm gets pension fund backing for second vehicle
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Illinois Teachers places $600m in opportunity funds
Lone Star, Blackstone to get more backing from US pension fund in 2015
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Virginia approves $317.5m in real estate commitments
US pension fund spreads commitments across US and Asia
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QIC raises £338m for global infrastructure fund
Australian manager recruits former Future Fund CEO as chairman
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Blackstone bags global real estate mandate from New Jersey
Core-plus separate account amounts to $151.5m including co-investment
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AnalysisIndebted Chinese developer raises doubts over stability of market
Kaisa CEO resigns following sale of Shanghai projects
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News
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board enters Australian tunnel deal
Stake gives Canadian institution access to post-2019 revenues
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MagazineCity Focus - Osaka: The second coming
Japan’s second city is vying to create the country’s most recognised skyline. Christopher O’Dea explores Tokyo’s main competitor
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NewsAPG to take luxury student-housing model to Australia
Dutch investors in joint venture with Scape Student Living
