All Real Assets articles in July 2010 (Online) – Page 3
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NewsStrathclyde drops Aberdeen, makes first global real estate allocation
UK – The Strathclyde Pension fund has replaced the manager of its £750m (€906m) direct UK property portfolio for the first time in 20 years and made its first strategic allocation to global real estate.
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NewsGlobal real estate transactions faltering, says RCA
GLOBAL – Preliminary data suggests the growth in global real estate transactions slipped significantly in the second quarter of 2010, as the sovereign debt crisis and fears of a double-dip recession took hold, according to Real Capital Analytics (RCA).
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NewsDenmark's AP Pension targets UK through Rockspring
EUROPE – Denmark's AP Pension has invested in Rockspring Property Investment Managers' new UK real estate fund.
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NewsCBRE Investors' pan-Asian fund of funds to target 'club deals'
GLOBAL – CBRE Investors' global multi-manager business, which has just raised $269m (€218m) from European pension funds for its new Asian fund of funds vehicle, expects to invest increasingly in 'club deals' in the future.
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NewsCalSTRS makes pair of real estate investments in first quarter
GLOBAL – The California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS) has made two real estate investments totaling $215.5m (€177m) during the first quarter, as market transactions slowly increased from historically low levels.
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NewsMass PRIM issues request for core separate account manager
GLOBAL – Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management (Mass PRIM) has issued a Request for Proposal for a core, separate account real estate manager.
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NewsIrish construction workers' scheme to review real estate strategy
IRELAND – The Construction Workers' Pension Scheme (CWPS) in Ireland is undergoing a review of its real estate investment strategy following similar reassessments of its equity and bond investments.
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NewsAustria grants German real estate investors tax-free status
GERMANY/AUSTRIA – Real estate investments made by German pension funds in Austria will be tax-free from now, placing them on an equal footing with their Austrian counterparts, an Austrian financial tribunal has ruled.
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