Thought-provoking, critical analysis of the big issues and latest developments for real assets professionals from industry insiders and IPE’s reporters
Investors will continue to target the global demand-supply imbalance in residential markets
Infrastructure could reach new heights in 2025, but political developments muddy the outlook
An economic soft landing bodes well for US real estate, but important questions need answering before investors get carried away
What will Donald Trump’s second term as US president mean for real estate and infrastructure? Christopher Walker investigates
Fund managers have been positioning themselves for a private debt expansion. Lauren Mills asks are they right and will 2024 be a golden year for institutional lending?
Investors will need to embrace active asset management to capitalise on a bifurcated recovery
NEPI Rockcastle has agreed to buy Silesia City Center, a shopping mall in Katowice, Poland.
CBRE’s UK Real Estate Market Outlook 2025 predicts economic recovery will gain momentum in 2025, fuelled by falling inflation and interest rate cuts.
Swedish construction firm NCC has sold its Yrket 4 office development in Solna to KPA Tjänstepensionsförsäkring AB (part of Folksam Group) for SEK 3.6 bn (€313.5 mln).
Its viability as a commercial hub was undermined in the aftermath of Brexit and the pandemic. But now, writes Maha Khan Phillips, London could start to embrace its full potential
Real estate veteran Chris Brown is leading something of a citizens’ crusade to get London to adopt Amsterdam’s commitment to doughnut economics. Christopher Walker reports
People, government and investors all want more housing. Christopher Walker explores the growing market for European residential funds
Tania Tsoneva assesses the opportunities and challenges posed by data-centre investment today
AI is so power-hungry that tech companies are turning to nuclear to power their data centres. Florence Chong reports on the new data-energy race
Air travel has rebounded since the global pandemic, and airports are once again changing hands. Florence Chong reports