All Real Assets articles in September/October 2025 (Magazine)
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Investors 2025: Total assets rise 8% to $926bn
Full ranking of the largest pension, sovereign-wealth and insurance funds in the infrastructure
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Opinion PiecesIPE Real Assets September/October 2025: The future of cities
Stormy conditions battered Rotterdam in mid-September, providing the perfect metaphor for this year’s IPE Real Assets Infrastructure & Natural Capital Global Conference & Awards 2025.
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2025: Asset class performs and hedges inflation
More than two thirds of investors say infrastructure has provided effective inflation protection
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2025: Investors target digital transition
Data centres and fibre networks lead the pack of favoured sectors
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2025: Investors near allocation targets
Capital flows likely to come from maintaining allocation levels
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2025: Key risks are politics and regulation
Political and regulatory uncertainty the key risks and challenges for investors
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Special ReportsCity affordability: The drive to house London’s ‘city makers’
Initiatives are under way to provide more affordable homes for the UK capital’s middle-income earners, but progress remains challenging
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Special ReportsCity affordability: Bridging the housing gap for europe’s ‘squeezed middle’
Governments and institutional investors are pulling together in their efforts to tackle the EU-wide affordable housing shortage. Lauren Mills reports
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Special ReportsAustralianSuper: Surfing the AI wave
The AI revolution is top of mind for AustralianSuper and underpins a strategic shift in the investment approach of Australia’s largest superannuation fund
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Special ReportsBCI: All eyes on ‘transaction-rich’ Europe for growth
Canadian pension fund BCI aims to substantially increase the share of European assets in its infrastructure portfolio, as it continues to look abroad for expansion
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InterviewsAndrea Palmer: CRREM’s first CEO on global expansion of net-zero initiative
CRREM is pushing hard across borders to become the global industry standard for real estate
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Opinion PiecesFinal word: Richard Croft asks, is debt the new equity?
There is a question as to how long the ‘smart money’ will remain invested in real estate debt funds before reverting to equity
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AnalysisBig investors turn to REITs to balance real estate portfolios
Large real estate investors are turning to REITs to more quickly balance their portfolios. Florence Chong reports
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AnalysisBehind Cohen & Steers and IDR's plan to combine REITs and ODCE funds
Two very different specialists have teamed up to bring public and private together. Florence Chong speaks to Jon Cheigh
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InterviewsNick Montgomery on continuing to build Schroders' real estate business
After one year in the job, Nick Montgomery has made significant progress, writes Lauren Mills
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Special ReportsGreg Clark: Cities are like living organisms that need to be cared for
The acclaimed urbanist tells Christopher Walker why its important to understand each city’s DNA
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InterviewsPierre Cherki & Jenny Hammarlund on Ontario Teachers’ real estate reset
The duo talk to Christopher Walker about leading a “strategy refresh” from Toronto and London
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Special ReportsThe future of cities: what are they for, where are they going?
Christopher Walker talks to leading thinkers in the built environment about the future role of the city
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Special ReportsGo-to gateways: Oxford Economics' ranking of global cities
A new index by Oxford Economics has ranked global cities based on an array of quantifiable metrics. Isobel Lee reports
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Special ReportsCity in focus: What could a mayoral shake-up mean for New York’s revival?
The Big Apple tops Oxford Economics’ global ranking, but housing affordability raises questions
