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NewsPensionDanmark completes British offshore wind farm debut
Danish institution invests through Copenhagen Infrastructure I, II funds
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NewsNYSTRS to expand separate account strategy to Europe, Asia
US pension fund to allocate up to $500m to real estate
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Pension Insurance Corporation invests in UK social housing deal
UK insurer buys 34-year private placement
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Industriens emerges as largest backer of Southern Water deal
Danish pension provider views stake in UK utility as ‘sizeable, important’
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Investa to raise AUD400m as ownership upheaval subsides
Existing, new investors to recapitalise Investa Commercial Property Fund
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Blackstone's potential Logicor sale a sign of the times
Listing or sale of European logistics specialist
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Hermes buys Future Fund’s stake in Southern Water
Hermes Investment Management sees stake in British utility grow to 21%
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France's ERAFP acquires real estate in Lyon through AEW Europe
French €25bn pension fund buys Le Triangle
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Allianz Real Estate buys first property asset in Luxembourg
German manager invests in Grand Duchy for first time
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Patrizia Immobilien to build residential assets in Tilburg
Aims to add 100 apartments a year in Dutch city
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Louisiana Teachers hires Hancock for agriculture separate account
US pension fund allocates capital to sector specialist
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APG to team up with GeoPhy for property data venture
Dutch asset manager to work with data provider
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AMP Capital, Northleaf buy first real estate asset in North America
Largest US underground parking system traded
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NewsMSCI: Investors calling 'timeout' on US real estate
US real estate cools to slowest quarter in five years
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Round Hill Capital invests in Dutch residential property portfolio
Private investors, Grouwels Vastgoed offload 980 units
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Hines, Universal-Investment buy first UK property for BVK
German pension fund buys Glasgow retail asset from Hermes
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Investors believe Brexit would 'zap' UK infrastructure, says S&P
Nearly three-quarters of respondents expect negative impact
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