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Property investors are recalibrating their exposures to reflect fundamental changes to our way of life.
Despite myriad economic shocks over the past decade, GPs have continued closing ever-larger funds as more LPs carve out space for resilient real assets.
From a binary choice to a rich seam of sectoral, geographical and risk-orientated opportunities, the real estate credit market has really grown up. Amy Carroll reports
Every asset must have a roadmap to net-zero carbon in order to remain relevant, says CBRE Investment Management’s head of sustainability and innovation, Helen Gurfel
As real assets managers step up to the climate challenge, sustainability and fiduciary duty go hand in hand.
To thrive in the new environment, asset managers must engage with their occupiers beyond just collecting rent.
In a fast-changing world, real assets investment today reflects the reality of tomorrow.
Real assets are more than just real estate, as infrastructure’s star keeps rising and debt moves into the mix.
As investor appetite surges, we look at the fundamental trends that both managers and investors need to know to be part of the real assets revolution.
Real estate debt is playing an increasingly important role in real assets portfolios, say CBRE Investment Management’s Isabelle Brennan, Todd Sammann, Emma Huepfl and Dominic Smith