All Real Assets articles in May / June 2021 (Magazine)
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Special ReportsMarket report: Student housing
COVID-19 has created a previously unforeseen fault line in the global student-housing market. On one side of the divide are countries with a deep domestic student market, such as the US, where the recent disruption has barely affected operations. On the other side are countries reliant on international students, such as Australia, where student-housing operators are struggling to stay afloat, as we analyse in this report.
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Special ReportsHealthcare & life sciences
The healthcare and life-sciences real estate sectors are booming. Such is the need for specialist space from life-sciences companies, real estate investors are racing to keep up with demand. In this report, we look at how investment and innovation during the pandemic have been transforming these industries and explore what this means for the real assets investors globally.
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Special ReportsStudent housing: School’s out forever in the US?
Student housing in the US fared surprisingly well during 2020, but all eyes are on what happens between now and September. Florence Chong reports
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Special ReportsHealthcare real estate: Science lesson for investors
Investment and innovation during the pandemic have been transforming healthcare. But what does it mean for real-assets investors? Florence Chong reports
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Special ReportsLife-sciences real estate: The US lab space race
The US real estate market cannot keep pace with the demand for specialist space from life-sciences tenants. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Special ReportsLife-sciences real estate: European markets test positive
The life-sciences real estate market is growing fast in the UK and in continental Europe. Vanessa Drucker reports
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MagazineLong income real estate: When uncertain, go long
Long-income real estate funds have performed well during the pandemic. Razak Musah Baba reports
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AnalysisEditorial: Real estate investors hold firm
As we found out in our latest investor survey, most institutions are sticking with their pre-pandemic allocations and strategies
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Special ReportsStudent housing: Global markets to stay the course
COVID-19 has disrupted the sector, but global student-housing markets have a future, writes Florence Chong
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MagazineEuropean core real estate funds: A market evolving fast
The universe of pan-European core funds is expanding, with new entrants, a shift in sector allocation and a redefining of core. Richard Lowe reports
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InterviewsThe Dutch pension funds helping to grow European core funds
Richard Lowe speaks to Jeroen Reijnoudt about expanding the core real estate universe
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Special ReportsStudent housing: No college dropouts in Europe
A number of investors are sticking with their plan to institutionalise the student-housing sector in Europe. Florence Chong reports
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Special ReportsInterview: Charlie MacGregor, The Student Hotel
The hybrid model of The Student Hotel is proving resilient during the COVID crisis. Florence Chong speaks to founder Charlie MacGregor
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AnalysisViewpoint: Opportunity to capitalise on life-sciences growth
Research into the life-sciences sector by ULI Europe shows the obstacles and opportunities for real estate investors
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Opinion PiecesOpinion: Green bonds, not greenwash
Green bonds are here to stay. Now we must ensure they make a difference
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Special ReportsStudent housing: Empty promise for Australia
Large swathes of new purpose-built student housing are lying empty in Australia. Florence Chong reports
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MagazineWhat the return of inflation means for real assets
It is back on the agenda, but what would it mean for real assets? Jennifer Bollen reports
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Special ReportsHealthcare real estate: Healthy competition in Asia-Pacific
Private equity, infrastructure and real estate investors are all converging on healthcare real assets in Asia-Pacific. Florence Chong reports
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MagazineViewpoint: SFDR provides opportunity for real estate to set itself apart
The COVID pandemic has refocused attention on the meaning of responsible, sustainable investment, writes Jamie Kellett
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Special ReportsHealthcare real estate: European market not getting any younger
Europe is home to an ageing population, and an equally maturing stock of healthcare property which is no longer fit for purpose. Razak Musah Baba reports
