All Real Assets articles in May/June 2015 (Magazine)
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Top 100 global investors
The top 100 global investors are ranked by size of real estate assets under management at the end of 2014
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MagazineCity Focus: Milan - All the world’s a stage
Could this be the year for northern Italy’s financial, industrial and cultural hub? Russell Handy reports
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MagazineAmericas: The next ‘multi-family’
Institutional capital has poured into the US multi-family market in recent years. But, as Christopher O’Dea reports, attentions might now be turning to ‘workforce housing’ across the Americas
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Investor Universe: Austria - Brick by brick
Barbara Ottawa speaks to Michael Bujatti of Austrian pension fund APK about the challenges of building an active real estate strategy piece by piece
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AnalysisBetting on the house
Industrial real estate markets have become busy of late. Much has been written about how the rise of online commerce will boost the logistics sector. But the recent transactional activity boils down to one primary factor – the greater yields offered by industrial property
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MagazineInvestor Universe: Germany - Brave new investment world
New rules have made investments in real assets more accessible. Fund providers will have to adapt to a more regulated world, finds Barbara Ottawa
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UK residential property: From capital to cash flow
As it becomes more institutional, investment performance will come more from income. Richard Donnell explores the PRS evolution
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The case for listed real estate
Listed offers active management opportunities not typically exploitable in equities or direct investing, write Jan Willem Vis and Raul Leote de Carvalho
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Social Housing: Homing in on cash flows
The financing of social housing is a potentially effective liability-matching investment for UK pension funds. Rachel Fixsen reports on a nascent institutional market
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City Focus: Hong Kong - Near-term uncertainty
US interest rates, capital inflows from China and attempts to cool residential markets are all weighing on Hong Kong’s markets. Tsering Namgyal reports
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MagazineCity Focus: Mexico City - Repeating the miracle
A real estate boom is in progress as Mexico’s government seeks to invoke the Mexican Miracle of the 1950s to 1980s. Christopher O’Dea reports
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Europe: The green continent
A new global index demonstrates the influence of EU regulation on sustainability performance of the region, writes Ben Farnell
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Self Storage: A journey of self discovery
Investment in self storage has picked up momentum in recent years. Investors should expect growing consolidation and a new generation of stores, writes Ollie Saunders
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MagazineInfrastructure: Water... And not a drop to drink
California’s drought has been making the headlines, but it is part of a wider story that investors should be following. Christopher O’Dea reports
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Infrastructure: Emerging in new markets
Investors need to consider investing in emerging markets if they are serious about infrastructure, writes Christopher O’Dea
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Student Housing: Europe does its homework
Is continental Europe about to catch up with the UK in turning student housing into an institutional market? Russell Handy takes notes
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Investor Survey: Investors move in favour of value-add strategies
Much has been written about the growing appetite among institutional investors for real estate. IP Real Estate’s survey of 75 institutions adds further evidence to the trend.
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Investor Forum: Homing in on residential returns
Institutional investors are increasing their exposure to the residential sector. Rachel Fixsen asks six investors and advisers what the attraction is
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UK long-lease funds: The lustre of long-lease
The sector has been a runaway success in recent years. Lauren Parr asks what is next for long-lease funds and their inexorable growth
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Germany: Unaffordable housing
Urban migration and a resurgence in institutional investment are pushing up the prices of housing construction, leading to a vicious circle. Barbara Ottawa reports
