China’s largest insurer remains bullish on the long-term prospects for property and real assets in China despite the latest shockwaves in the sector
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The property arm of the European insurer could double down on its Japanese residential strategy within a year.
Investors, though cautious, are sitting on record amounts of dry powder and will remain on the lookout for bargains in mature markets including Japan and Singapore.
The growth of private equity fund ownership of multi-family residences will drive up rents and volatility. Limiting rent increases can help, but only to a point, the APG head of European real estate said.
Costly mixed-use developments with decades-long return horizons still have their backers. Two leading funds tell how they still have an appetite for long-term place-making.
Investors and analysts have warned that asset managers are ignoring the high costs of reducing buildings’ emissions.
Australia’s largest super fund says it will make its first allocations to the sector in Asia and Europe within five years.
Auditor resignations plus delayed financial results are bad news for Hong Kong-listed developers.
A dynamic multi-asset strategy is key to keeping volatility at bay especially in the current volatile market environment, says Value Partners’ Kelly Chung.
The social impact of buildings remains elusive, particularly in Asia, as investors attempt to make the assessment of 'S' in ESG more systemic.
Superannuation fund Cbus and Singapore property firm City Developments Limited (CDL) discuss how to ensure minimum sustainability standards for real estate.
CPP Investments and Pacific AM commit $170 million to Korean data centre; GIC and NorthWest Australia invest an additional $2.4 billion to healthcare projects; the world's largest sovereign wealth fund voted in favour of Toshiba soliciting buyout from PE firms; Chinese vice-premier commits to supporting the market; and more
