Latest reports – Page 1270
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Missouri LAGERS backs Sole Shipping fund
Special Opportunities Fund III will acquire vessels on sale and leaseback structures
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NewsIndiana PRS targets European sale-and-leaseback deals via ICG mandate
Pension fund commits $100m as part of broader set of private credit mandates
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Tikehau acquires UK shopping centre for value-add fund
Rockspring paid £44m when it bought the asset four years ago
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NewsNY State Common Retirement backs Morgan Stanley infrastructure fund
Pension fund commits capital to North Haven Infrastructure Partners III
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Nordics property investor NREP sets plan for 100% clean energy transition
NREP has joined RE100. Commits to 100% renewable electricity before 2025
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Saudi's Akaria and Triple Five partner to develop $5bn mall in Riyadh
The project will be the world’s largest mixed-use entertainment and shopping centre
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AnalysisAnalysis: UK general election and real estate
The UK is due to head to the voting booths once again on 12 December. What this means for real estate investors is as unclear as ever
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AnalysisL&G's Rob Martin on populism, capitalism and real assets
The rise of populism has prompted calls for a remodelling of capitalism. Real assets investors need to respond by making significant changes themselves
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AnalysisInterview: Shinji Kawano, Tokio Marine
The Japanese fund-of-funds manager is looking overseas for local specialists
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Opinion PiecesOpinion: Illiquidity premium fails to deliver
It has paid off in corporate private equity, but in real estate the benefits have failed to materialise
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Special ReportsFuture of offices: Hong Kong feels the heat
Since June, the world’s most valuable office towers have stood watch over the ongoing – and increasingly intense – street battles between Hong Kong police and protesters. As the economic costs to Hong Kong mount, the impact on the city’s real estate is starting to unfold.
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MagazineCity Focus: Seoul – Digital city
As a global powerhouse in information and communications technology (ICT), it is hardly surprising that the South Korea’s government would aim to fashion its capital into a smart city showcasing the country’s technological edge.
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MagazineESG: Are you exposed to climate-change risk?
How can real estate investors reduce the risk of asset write-downs from ‘stranded assets’? Rik Recourt explains
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MagazineOpportunistic real estate: Investors hold their nerve
The market cycle is mature, but investors continue to pile capital into a small number of large, high-risk-return funds. Vanessa Drucker and Richard Lowe report
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InterviewsGenerali Real Estate: Italy’s not-so-new entrant
The real estate arm of Generali has recently entered third-party fund management. But it is a seasoned player
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PropertyEU ArchiveTikehau Capital inks second UK retail deal
Paris-based Tikehau Capital, the alternative asset management and investment group, has acquired The Walnuts Shopping Centre in Orpington in the UK, in partership with Areli Real Estate, from Patrizia Immobilien.
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PropertyEU ArchiveNREP leads Nordic charge into 100% renewable energy initiative
Nordic private equity investor NREP has become the first real estate company in the region to join RE100, a coalition of firms committed to 100% renewable energy.
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PropertyEU ArchiveMoorfield launches UK BTR platform as Manchester scheme opens
UK private equity firm Moorfield has launched a new build to rent (BTR) brand, More, to consolidate its operations within the sector and support the firm's further BTR expansion.
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PropertyEU ArchiveGoogle buys historic Munich site to build new HQ
Global internet giant Google has acquired an historic post office building in Munich, unveiling plans to transform the asset into its new Bavarian headquarters.
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PropertyEU ArchiveDerwent London agrees pioneering green terms for €523m loan
Derwent London, the largest London-focused REIT, has agreed and signed a new five-year £450 mln (€523 mln) revolving credit facility from HSBC UK, Barclays and NatWest.
