All Real Assets articles in March / April 2019 (Magazine)
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Special ReportsUS: Raising the roof
US logistics real estate markets continue to reach new heights, in more ways than one, writes Christopher O’Dea
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AnalysisKeep pace with technology
Tom Arnold, the global head of real estate at Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), recently travelled to China where he met officials at Alibaba.
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MagazineUK infrastructure: Mild turbulence or hard landing?
The UK infrastructure market is entering uncharted territory as 29 March looms. Razak Musah Baba asks, what will Brexit mean for the asset class?
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Special ReportsGLP: The new global pretender
Since becoming private, GLP has overtaken the Goodman Group to become the second-largest logistics investment company. Florence Chong reports
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Special ReportsGoodman Group: Gateway gambit
Goodman Group was created 30 years ago this year. Florence Chong talks to its founder Greg Goodman about staying ahead in an ever-evolving industry
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InterviewsRita-Rose Gagné & Mario Morroni: A shift in the sands
Ivanhoé Cambridge has recognised a change in global real estate markets and is adapting itself to new markets and new technology
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MagazineJapanese pension funds: Slowly but surely
Led by the giant government funds, Japanese pension schemes are gradually moving into global real estate and infrastructure markets. Florence Chong reports
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MagazineUS core funds: Industrial odyssey
Core real estate funds in the US are underweight logistics assets. But not for want of trying, writes Christopher O’Dea
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Special ReportsFuture trends: Follow the consumer
Technology has boosted demand for logistics property and now it is transforming the sector in a variety of ways. The key to navigating the future is to follow the consumer, writes Christopher O’Dea
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MagazineUK pension fund consolidation given renewed focus
The pooling of UK local authority pension schemes is taking shape and it has implications for real estate fund management. Richard Lowe reports
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MagazineBuilding Europe’s ODCE market
What is the difference between core funds in Europe and the US? About €150bn, wherein lies the opportunity, writes Richard Lowe
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Special ReportsLogistics: A watching brief on trade tensions
Worsening trade relations between the US and China could lead to significant problems for global logistics businesses
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MagazineToronto: Canada’s tech hub is literally booming
Toronto is literally booming. Numerous ‘frost quakes’ have been reported in southern Ontario since 2014, a geological event that occurs when a sudden drop in temperature freezes water trapped underground.
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Special ReportsEurope: Last mile of the investment boom
There are opportunities in European logistics, despite slowing investment. But, writes Maha Khan Phillips, investors are divided on the impact of Brexit
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MagazineDon’t axe your portfolio just yet
Weak pricing and lower returns have deterred some investors from the asset class. But there might still be life left in the asset class, writes Steffan Navedo-Perez
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MagazineThe Australian core fund taking on Europe
A new manager has begun raising capital from Australian investors for its European core property fund. Florence Chong speaks to its CEO Tony McCormack
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MagazineAsia-Pacific’s core catalyst
Global real estate investors are allocating a larger proportion of their portfolios to Asia-Pacific markets. As a result, Florence Chong reports, pan-regional core funds are growing quickly
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Special ReportsAsia-Pacific: At the epicentre of logistics transformation
The greatest pace of change and growth in logistics markets is happening in Asia-Pacific. Florence Chong explores a region being transformed
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MagazineAberdeen accelerates ambitions in Asia-Pacific
The real estate arm of Aberdeen Standard Investments has been clear since the merger of Aberdeen Asset Management and Standard Life Investments two years ago that it has ambitions to become a global direct real estate investment manager. It has a global multi-manager arm, but to date its direct capabilities are concentrated in Europe.
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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
