All Real Assets articles in November/December 2024 (Magazine)
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Special ReportsTop 150 RE managers 2024: Top 10 breakdowns by geography, sector, strategy and more
Top 10 by geography and sector Real estate AUM – Global Company €m 1 Blackstone 313,681 2 Brookfield Asset Management 253,899 3 MetLife Investment Management 178,348 4 PGIM Real Estate 148,283 ...
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Special ReportsTop 150 Real Estate Investment Managers 2024: Turning a new page
Managers are positioning themselves for a recovery, but the next story of growth will be very different to the past. Richard Lowe reports
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AnalysisCOP16: Indigenous peoples and businesses both vital to biodiversity conservation
The recent COP16 in Colombia emphasised the dual importance of indigenous peoples and businesses in biodiversity conservation. Christopher Walker reports
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Opinion PiecesIPE Real Assets November/December 2024: Geopolitics adds to market recovery complexity
This year’s PwC and Urban Land Institute (ULI) annual survey of the real estate industry shows general feelings of optimism for 2025 tempered by concerns about the economy and geopolitics.
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AnalysisAddressing the demand for European residential real estate funds
People, government and investors all want more housing. Christopher Walker explores the growing market for European residential funds
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Special ReportsBlackstone: The challenge of staying ahead of the market
James Seppala tells Richard Lowe that today’s market environment calls for conviction, scale, data and an understanding that cost of capital has changed
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AnalysisData centres turn to nuclear to feed the power demand of AI
AI is so power-hungry that tech companies are turning to nuclear to power their data centres. Florence Chong reports on the new data-energy race
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AnalysisAirport investments return along with rising passenger numbers
Air travel has rebounded since the global pandemic, and airports are once again changing hands. Florence Chong reports
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AnalysisShould London emulate Amsterdam and embrace doughnut economics?
Real estate veteran Chris Brown is leading something of a citizens’ crusade to get London to adopt Amsterdam’s commitment to doughnut economics. Christopher Walker reports
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AnalysisThe Big Story: Trump's re-election and the outlook for real assets investment
What will Donald Trump’s second term as US president mean for real estate and infrastructure? Christopher Walker investigates
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AnalysisDeglobalisation and real assets investing
Cracks in the post-war world order are prompting investors to start thinking about the future of global real assets investing. Florence Chong reports
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Special ReportsSmall is beautiful: opportunities for new boutique managers in real estate
Are the raft of new boutique investment managers better placed to capitalise on major shifts taking place in real estate? Lauren Mills explores
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Special ReportsESR begins the next chapter
After years of M&A activity, the Asia-Pacific logistics specialist is preparing for its next period of growth under new owners
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AnalysisLondon: Things can only get better for commercial real estate
Its viability as a commercial hub was undermined in the aftermath of Brexit and the pandemic. But now, writes Maha Khan Phillips, London could start to embrace its full potential
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InterviewsGresham House's Olly Hughes makes the case for sustainable timber
The Gresham House managing director warns against overlooking sustainable timber amid today’s new wave of natural capital. Interview by Lauren Mills
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AnalysisOpportunities for data centre investment in the face of growing demand
Tania Tsoneva assesses the opportunities and challenges posed by data-centre investment today
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Special ReportsCohen & Steers: REIT champion embraces private markets
Cohen & Steers is seeking to take the benefits of a dual private-listed approach to new and old investors. Christopher Walker speaks to new CEO Joe Harvey
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Special ReportsPGIM: From demographics to data
After calling the bottom of the market, PGIM is focusing on demographics, digitalisation, decarbonisation – and data. Richard Lowe speaks to co-CEO Cathy Marcus
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AnalysisOnshoring: Geopolitics, deglobalisation and the implications for logistics
Geopolitical uncertainty and deglobalisation is prompting a reconfiguration of global supply chains – with implications for logistics real estate. Florence Chong reports
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Special ReportsLogistics developer Panattoni moves into fund management
One of the largest logistics developers is moving into the lucrative investment management business. Christopher Walker speaks to new hire Nick Preston
