Apollo, Affinius and RXR commit $785m in debt and equity financing for Brooklyn residential tower
Record C$4.7bn deployment drives BCI infrastructure outperformance
Nordic social infrastructure manager buys six assets across Sweden, Finland and Denmark
A ‘super’ El Niño does not introduce a new category of risk but rather intensifies existing vulnerabilities
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Solutions are being hampered by a misalignment between capital and policy, writes Iryna Pylypchuk
Greystar flagship European fund buys 904-home Elephant Park portfolio
Investor utilises portfolio brand Breitling to launch US residential strategy
The IPE Real Assets top 150 ranking of some of the world’s largest real estate investors has captured US$2.18trn (€1.86trn) in property assets held by pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurers and other institutional capital owners
Stagnation of AUM growth for the third year is helping to fuel a new wave of consolidation in the real estate investment management industry
Full ranking of the largest pension, sovereign-wealth and insurance funds in the infrastructure
Solutions are being hampered by a misalignment between capital and policy, writes Iryna Pylypchuk
Real estate AUM returns to growth, but the future of the asset class is far from clear
A ‘super’ El Niño does not introduce a new category of risk but rather intensifies existing vulnerabilities
The C-REIT lifeline for global property managers
Could a rent freeze ‘basically turn New York City into Mumbai’?
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The onus is on real estate to reassert itself as a key component in the increasingly competitive alternatives mix
Real assets investment managers have been scrambling to capture private wealth. But where, asks Christopher Walker, has that left institutional investors?
Brookfield is seeking to invest $100bn in what it terms AI infrastructure. Christopher Walker speaks to Sikander Rashid about leading such an ambitious programme
Future returns from real estate debt in Europe will be driven less by interest-rate mechanics and more by asset quality, cashflow resilience and disciplined underwriting. Lauren Mills reports
Jan Plückhahn tells Isobel Lee how Swiss Life Asset Managers is seeking out real estate opportunities at a time of disruption
Lewis Vanstone tells Lauren Mills how the UK pension fund plans to take advantage of the ‘sharply’ increased investment opportunity in infrastructure
AI is moving from theoretical application to real-world implementation in the infrastructure sector. Christopher Walker examines the challenges and opportunities arising from the shift
Iowa PERS backs ECP as part of a planned $600m infrastructure allocation for 2026
Fully-leased asset acquired for Hines European Core Fund
TPG Angelo Gordon targets first close next month for latest value-add real estate fund
Australian investor boosts stake to 74.1% as APG retains remaining share
Australian superannuation group to commit to Aberdeen’s Global Sustainable Infrastructure strategy
CBRE France appoints co-heads of capital markets
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) has halved its stake in Unite Group to 7%, ending its board representation at the UK student accommodation company.
Ares appoints Canada head of infrastructure debt; O’Neill named Lendlease group CEO
Wihlborgs bets on acquisitions to drive next phase of growth
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