All Real Assets articles in September/October 2023 (Magazine)
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Investors 2023: Case studies
We talked to five of the top 100 about their allocations, strategies and the implications of inflation, war and climate change
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Investors 2023: Survey
Recent strong growth in allocations and investment appetite might be slowing, but investors are not yet applying the brakes to the asset class. Richard Lowe reports
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Special Reports
Top 100 Infrastructure Investors 2023: Full ranking
The IPE Real Assets top 100 ranking of some of the world’s largest infrastructure investors accounts for more than $772bn (€719bn) in infrastructure assets held by pension funds, sovereign-wealth funds, insurers and other institutional capital owners
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MagazineIPE Real Assets September/October 2023: A new trajectory
The total infrastructure assets held by the 100 largest institutional investors has doubled from US$360m to US$722bn over the six years that IPE Real Assets has been tracking them.
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MagazineListed infrastructure: A $3trn liquid opportunity set
Is 2023 the year to allocate capital to listed infrastructure? Florence Chong reports
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Opinion PiecesGuest view: The untold story about REITs
US REITs are well positioned against harsher market conditions, argue Edward Pierzak and John Worth
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Special ReportsValesco goes all-in on European offices
Shiraz Jiwa talks to Maha Khan Phillips about clinching France’s biggest office deal of the year
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MagazineMixed picture for APAC REITs
Asia-Pacific’s diverse collection of underlying real estate markets are reflected in the national REIT markets. Florence Chong reports
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Special ReportsNew York City offices: Sun sets on the Big Apple?
It is probably the spiritual home of the office. But New York is struggling to reimagine itself in an age of technological and urban transformation, writes Vanessa Drucker
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Special ReportsFrankfurt offices: Wo sind die Arbeiter?
Workers are not returning to Frankfurt offices as much as expected, and the city faces an obsolescence problem. Christopher Walker reports
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Special ReportsSydney offices: Australian city tries to reignite itself
The recovery of Australia’s largest office sector appears to be at a crossroads. Florence Chong reports
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InterviewsDamien Webb: Aware Super touches down in London
Australian investor sets up shop in UK capital to spearhead an offshore investment expansion. Interview by Florence Chong
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InterviewsJohn Phillips, GIIA: Navigate with ‘sensitivity and awareness’
Jon Phillips tells Christopher Walker why the infrastructure investment industry needs to tread carefully amid rising economic, political and environmental pressures
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MagazineWhy euro-zone REITs look better than the US
Mark Unsworth makes the investment case for European listed real estate
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Special ReportsLondon offices: Downsizing the Big Smoke
With high-profile occupiers cutting space and commuters showing up three days a week, is London’s office market set for a major reset? Christopher Walker reports
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Opinion PiecesGuest view: REITs and the climate challenge
EPRA and CRREM joined forces to help the European listed real estate sector decarbonise, Hassan Sabir and Sven Bienert explain
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Special ReportsEuropean offices: Move with the changes
As European businesses map out their future office needs, Landlords that can’t provide what tenants require are in danger of obsolescence. Maha Khan Phillips reports
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Special ReportsUS offices: A tale of three cities
San Francisco and Miami are very different to New York, so is this divergence playing out in their office markets post-COVID? Vanessa Drucker reports
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Special ReportsValue-add real estate strategies: A green equation
Will the need to decarbonise offices lead to a rush of value-add strategies? Lauren Mills reports
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MagazineA European REIT rebound?
After hitting rock bottom, can European REITs stage a comeback? Florence Chong reports
