All Real Assets articles in November 2014 (Online) – Page 3
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NewsL&G, Patron enter 'social impact' real estate joint venture
Companies to target less mainstream sectors, initially in Ireland and UK
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NewsAvon and Dorset award £227m infrastructure mandates to IFM
UK funds make debut steps into infrastructure sector
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NewsG20 pledges pipeline of infrastructure assets to lure institutional investors
Pipeline of investment-ready projects to be boosted
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NewsIrish sovereign fund to consider social housing investment
Fund will balance high, low economic impact of projects as it seeks to include both in €7bn portfolio
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NewsUK real estate debt volumes at seven-year high – study
Laxfield Capital sees ‘turning point’ for debt market
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NewsStudy reveals £60bn deficit in UK infrastructure investment
UK deficit-reduction programme holding back investment in asset class, according to S&P
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NewsTIAA-CREF, Norwegian oil fund join forces on US real estate deal
Norges Bank Investment Management invests in US office property as part of joint venture
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NewsInfrastructure risks losing out to real estate, experts warn
Pros and cons of investing in real assets discussed at Infrastructure Investment Conference for Pension Funds
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NewsBlackstone Europe Fund IV returns 19% to date
Global real estate manager invests across Continent
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NewsUK real estate returns tipped to reach 20%, says Aviva Investors
Optimistic outlook from UK investor
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NewsCPPIB, Hermes enter UK real estate joint venture
Regional UK scheme split between two investors
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NewsMore incentives for UK tenants, study shows
Major increase in ‘carrot and stick’ approach to leasing
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NewsDTZ Investors spends £73.3m on London office asset
Asset manager buys refurbished property in UK capital
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NewsInvesco makes European opportunistic debut with hostel deal
Asset manager buys stake in UK hostel operator from Patron Capital
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NewsTesco Pension Scheme completes UK retail property deal
UK pension fund invests £46m in regional shopping centre
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NewsUK alternative investment sector to grow by 2019, study shows
Sector set to become more institutionally ‘acceptable’
