All articles by Stephanie Schwartz-Driver
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Special Reports
Institutional market for US single-family to multiply
It is still a niche for institutional investors, but single-family rental housing is following in the footsteps of the large multifamily market, Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Special Reports
Life-sciences real estate: The US lab space race
The US real estate market cannot keep pace with the demand for specialist space from life-sciences tenants. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Special Reports
Interview: Ryan Williams, Cadre
Stephanie Schwartz-Driver speaks to Ryan Williams (pictured), who launched US proptech company Cadre when he was in his 20s
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News
KIMC warns of mispricing of risk in US industrial real estate boom
CIO of real estate fund manager is
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Magazine
Impact investing: US investors tackle housing affordability crisis
Real estate impact investing is picking up momentum in the US, where investors are recognising the ability to meet dual objectives. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Special Reports
Retail: A vulnerable sector in the US
Will disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic be the nail in the coffin for traditional bricks-and-mortar retail in the US? Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Magazine
Core real estate US: ODCE funds grapple with disruption
In a changing landscape, ODCE fund performance has become more volatile. Managers have to innovate to stay relevant, write Stephanie Schwartz-Driver and Richard Lowe
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Special Reports
Housing affordability: The spread of US rental controls
Rent control is gaining momentum in the US, with a number of local governments looking to step in to help make living more affordable. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Magazine
Investor trends: US pension funds get their houses in order
US public pension funds are shoring up their real estate portfolios as the market cycle shows no sign of ending. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver and Richard Lowe report
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Special Reports
Listed infrastructure managers: Diverse opportunity set
Fund managers of listed infrastructure vary widely in their approach, but they all make the case for active strategies. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Magazine
Allocation trends: No slowdown among real estate investors
A recent annual real estate survey shows rising asset allocations, improved investor sentiment and greater risk appetite. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver speaks to Doug Weill about the results
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News
Greystar raises $1.34bn for tenth multifamily property fund at first close
Greystar Equity Partners X plans to raise ts $2bn
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Magazine
Top 100 Infrastructure Investors 2018
The assets of the 100 largest institutional infrastructure investors have increased by more than 20% over the past year. We speak to five of the biggest
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Magazine
Hugh O’Reilly: Ontario’s prudent risk allocator
Hugh O’Reilly took the top job at Canadian pension investment manager OPTrust three years ago. He talks about pursuing a member-driven investment strategy for real assets. Interview by Stephanie Schwarz-Driver
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Analysis
Meeting of minds: Aon/Townsend and Stepstone/Courtland mergers
Not long after Aon acquired Townsend, StepStone revealed that it planned to acquire Courtland Partners. What do these mergers say about the real estate investment advisory industry?
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News
North American RE investors show pragmatism over Brexit and Europe
HOOPP and Church Pension Fund among speakers at INREV seminar in New York
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Magazine
Consortiums: Safety in numbers?
Institutional investors are turning to consortiums to put money into the highly competitive global infrastructure market. Is it the right approach?
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Magazine
Public access
Are investors missing a trick by focusing on private funds or and consortium deals? Christopher O’Dea and Stephanie Schwartz-Driver consider the listed alternative
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Magazine
Canadian investors: QuadReal, British Columbia’s new subsidiary
QuadReal is the latest standalone real estate company to be launched by a Canadian pension fund
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News
AFIRE: Investors debate US outlook ahead of New York blizzard
Industrial sectors shines amid wider pessimism at winter conference in Manhattan