Latest reports – Page 105
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Special ReportsFuture of offices: The coworking revolution lives on
Despite WeWork’s recent fall from grace, flexible offices are no fad. Christopher O’Dea reports on an office sector that has been changed for good
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MagazineInvestor trends: Danish pension funds set sail
Danica Pension, PensionDanmark and Lægernes Pension have turned to local expertise to gain exposure to the global shipping industry. Rachel Fixsen reports
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Alexandria: Breathing life into Seattle
The top life-sciences REIT that has created a Pacific Coast biotech hub
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Special ReportsRE debt Australia: Patient capital
Competition among non-bank debt lenders has reached an unprecedented level. The key to success in the burgeoning market is patience, writes Florence Chong
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Special ReportsHousing: The return of the prefabs
Post-war modular housing fell out of favour, but in today’s residential markets investors are again looking at prefabrication. Christopher O’Dea
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MagazineJochen Hörger: Planes, trains and... yet more planes
Projections of a huge increase in air travel over the next 20 years is generating a growing appetite for aviation finance. Jochen Hörger
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MagazineCapital tops office ranking
The city’s commercial real estate market is expected to grow strongly post-Brexit. Richard Lowe
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MagazineFortius: Australia’s go-to value-add boutique
Value-add specialist Fortius has turned its attention to the Brisbane market and to B-grade offices in Sydney
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MagazineIs 2019 the year to avoid core?
Is core US real estate a safe bet in 2019, or should investors steer clear? Christopher O’Dea and Richard Lowe report
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MagazineImpact investing: Feeling the effects
Impact investing has quickly become a hot topic in institutional real estate circles. Maha Khan Phillips looks at the latest initiatives and what is causing their appeal
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Special ReportsQ&A: Carlo Ratti
Architect, engineer, and director the MIT Senseable City Lab, Ratti spoke at the IPE Real Assets & Infrastructure conference. Richard Lowe caught up with him afterwards
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10 years after Lehman: Rate rises to test UK lending market
Leverage in the UK is lower than it was 10 years ago. But with price declines on the cards, investors should take extra care around high LTVs, write Nicole Lux and Sotiris Tsolacos
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MagazineStudent housing: Watch the game
In the US, to understand a city’s student-housing prospects, investors need to follow university sports programmes. Christopher O’Dea reports
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MagazinePerformance in the round
The concept of circular economy is gaining momentum, but what about within the built environment? Elena Johansson reports
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Special ReportsHotels Europe: Ring the changes
The hotel industry is being transformed, and that can only be good news for institutional investors
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The future of green building ratings
Green rating tools are an established way to assess a building’s sustainability. But, asks Philip Hirst, what is their true value, and how can investors use them more effectively?
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Value-add: Adding value in Asia
International investors are leaning towards value-add funds for Asia. But strategies and definitions can vary, writes Florence Chong
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Demographics Asia: Retiring the demographic dividend
The growth of the working-age population has provided a massive boost to the Asia-Pacific economy in recent years. Now those workers are retiring, writes Florence Chong
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US open-ended property funds: Steady as she goes
The days of strong returns are behind them, but core open-ended property funds in the US are very much active in the market. Christopher O’Dea reports on ‘The Odyssey’ funds
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TPP: Pacific Ocean’s 11
Although the US has withdrawn, the Trans-Pacific Partnership has the potential to boost Asia-Pacific real estate markets – especially Vietnam, says Florence Chong
