All Real Assets articles in November/December 2014 (Magazine) – Page 2
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Expo Real: Investors shift their focus to cities and urbanisation trends
This year, Expo Real in Munich highlighted a widespread shift in strategy among leading global real estate investors. Institutions are increasingly targeting cities rather than national markets or sectors.
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Mexico City: The Monarch takes flight
With a massive population, a new REIT regime, and an airport on the way, Mexico City is ready for more investments. Christopher O’Dea reports
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Comparing prices
Is there a relationship between REIT prices and pricing in the growing market for secondary trading in unlisted funds? Paul Schneider investigates
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Sector Focus: Logistics starts to deliver
The industrial markets in the US are finally coming into their own and investors are seeking to capitalise. Barbra Murray reports
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In favour of global diversity
The effectiveness of diversification was brought into question during the financial crisis. But new research vindicates a global, ‘hybrid’ approach, writes Anne Breen
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Survey reveals push-pull effects
Institutions remain below their target allocations but investor sentiment is moderating. Doug Weill and Michael Lisa report on the latest Allocations Monitor figures
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Expo Real: IP Real Estate panel: London market nearing its ‘peak’
International real estate investors will continue to invest in London despite warnings that the market could be nearing a peak, delegates at Expo Real in Munich heard.
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AnalysisSurvival of the fittest
Real estate investment managers are being forced to adapt to a harsher environment. Investors are increasingly looking to invest with fewer managers and are demanding more reporting and transparency. There is a need to be able to deploy capital much more quickly than was expected in the past, meaning that a particular investment strategy can be out of date by the time ‘blind-pool’ fundraising has taken place.
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What price performance?
Most pension funds use external managers to select their assets, but this appears to be a costly choice, write Piet Eichholtz and Thomas Heijdendael
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