Latest reports – Page 97
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Magazine
Debt markets: UK - Loaning back the years
The Brexit vote gives new entrants to the debt sector a further opportunity to build loan books, as traditional lenders regress, writes Russell Handy
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Interviews
Investor Interview: GIIA
The Global Infrastructure Investor Association was created to give infrastructure investors a political voice. Rachel Fixsen talks to Andy Rose, its first CEO
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MagazineLogistics Asia: Tide rises in the East
Will a rush of new entrants in Asian logistics saturate some markets? The established players think so, writes Florence Chong
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MagazineCity Focus: Denver - Mile-high market
Real estate in the Mile High City might not be climbing as fast as it was, but the outlook for Denver is far from precipitous. Christopher O’Dea reports
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Benchmarking: Missing measurements
For all its appeal, infrastructure is difficult to benchmark, which causes headaches for investors. Rachel Fixsen looks at some emerging solutions
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Technology: Get ready for change
Disruptive technologies will affect all facets of infrastructure, and investors need to be prepared for change
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Student Housing: Top of the class
US student housing is getting top marks from investors. Christopher O’Dea looks at a sector about to graduate
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Magazine
Office US: Shared-space economy
The new generation of co-working office space in the US has been transformative. But there are risks in its lease-arbitrage business model
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MagazineAtlanta: Legislating for success
Political and religious issues have threatened Atlanta’s economic success, but its property market is still booming
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Investor Universe Japan: GPIF to lead the way
GPIF’s foray into global real estate will provide justification for other Japanese institutions to follow. But local partners will be key, writes Yukihiko Ito
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MagazineCity Focus: Los Angeles - Still in the game
The City of Angels is home to a diversified economy, several sub-markets and pricing that is still attractive. Christopher O’Dea reports
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Residential Netherlands: Opening the door
Foreign investors have flocked to a housing market that has opened up – but they would like more
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Opinion Pieces
Guest Viewpoint: Ted Leary
Today’s managers can be broken down into three groups: Real Estate-Plus, Sharpshooters and the UMMs. Ted Leary explains why firms should avoid becoming the latter
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Magazine
Portfolio: Quality control
Prime, secondary and tertiary are inconsistently used terms to describe building and location quality. But asset allocators need an accepted, accurate industry-wide definition, writes Malcolm Frodsham
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Magazine
Retail: Importance of Location
The rapid change in shopping behaviour is making location risk the biggest challenge retail investors face in Europe, writes Marrit Laning
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MagazineForestry: Slow growth market
Institutional investors are heading for the trees as they desperately seek alternative sources of income. The forestry and timberland markets are ripe for picking, writes Christopher O’Dea reports
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MagazineMontreal: The ascent of Mont Royal
Montréal’s economy has lagged Ontario and the western provinces for nearly 40 years. But the city is now growing, writes Christopher O’Dea
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Magazine
Economic Briefing: Bracing for a Brexit
How big a threat would Britain exiting the EU be to the UK property markets? Ed Stansfield questions some common assumptions
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Investor Profiles: Danes set about diversifying
Danish pension funds remain active in real estate but they are taking distinct approaches and strategies. Rachel Fixsen profiles four investors
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Magazine
Logistics Europe: Electric currents
Under the surface of a buoyant investment market, e-commerce is having lasting effects on the shape of logistics real estate, writes Machiel Wolters
