Inside the March/April issue of IPE Real Assets

Inside the March/April issue of IPE Real Assets

Technology, China, natural resources, core real estate, Oxford Properties

Technology: From disruption to opportunity

Proptech: Future funders Investors and fund managers are investing directly in proptech firms. Are they doing it in the long-term interests of the industry?

5G: Static on the line The rollout of 5G networks could usher in new opportunities for infrastructure investors. But there are challenges to overcome

Data storage: Head in the cloud Data centres are quickly evolving in line with an expanding world of big data and investors need to keep up

Energy storage: Batteries not yet included Will lithium-ion batteries become part of the infrastructure asset class?

Richard Lowe: Real estate investors embrace the future The rise of fintech and proptech has spawned an assortment of start-ups determined to transform real estate investment 

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What next for China?

China outpaced economic growth predictions over the past 20 years? Can it do the same again?

Case study: CapitaLand’s map for growth A long-time investor in China, the Singapore developer believes opportunities are as abundant as ever

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Interview: David Matheson, Oxford Properties

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The Canadian investor is forging ahead with global expansion plans, setting sights on Asia-Pacific

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Natural resources

Timber: Slow growth environment The timber asset class has been beset by a series of challenges but technology could help manage them

Agriculture: Rising liquidity  Large institutional investors are pouring capital into global agricultural markets, and Australia has been a key target

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Core real estate

Europe: On the path to maturity  The pan-European core real estate fund market continues to grow and is maturing quickly

Asia-Pacific: Hunting in packs  Pan-Asian funds are starting to grow, but competition for a scarcity of core assets is fierce

US: ODCE funds grapple for disruption In a changing landscape, ODCE fund performance has become more volatile, forcing managers to improve to stay relevant


Also inside the March/April issue of IPE Real Assets

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Student housing: Higher and higher education 

UK’s HS2: Opportunity for investors? 

Investor/developer joint ventures: Know your negotiation points 



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