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As investor appetite surges, here are the fundamental trends that both managers and investors need to know to be part of the real assets revolution.
To thrive in the new environment, asset managers must engage with their occupiers beyond just collecting rent
The ability to leverage data and embrace digital transformation will prove a critical differentiator.
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.
The term now encompasses more than just real estate, as infrastructure’s star keeps rising and debt moves into the mix.
The novelty of rising interest rates, the prospect of proliferating macro shocks and a profound demographic shift all have serious consequences for real assets, says CBRE IM’s chief economist and head of insights & intelligence Sabina Reeves.
As real assets managers step up to the climate challenge, sustainability and fiduciary duty go hand in hand.
The journey may have been long, but commercial real estate debt is now ingrained in institutional portfolios.
The specter of rising inflation and higher interest rates, the knock-on effect on transaction volume and the impact on rising material costs were major topics of concern.
The company has a $1 billion development pipeline.