- Magazine highlights
- 28-Feb-2024
MAGAZINE: With the best intentions
Impact investing – particularly that focused on the provision of housing to vulnerable groups – is often billed as a win-win strategy for investors.
Read moreImpact investing – particularly that focused on the provision of housing to vulnerable groups – is often billed as a win-win strategy for investors.
Read moreIn a world where office and retail real estate have become risky investments, could it be time to invest in rocket launch pads, onshore fish farms and coffin workshops?
Read moreEmilie Jaskula, the newly appointed global head of offices at AXA IM Alts, defends the future of the asset class.
Read moreOffice landlords feared that flexible working would destroy the asset class. Now it’s set to save it. Isobel Lee reports.
Read moreTechnology providers argue that innovation can help improve the workplace environment and even secure its future.
Read moreHow European property companies are faring in their efforts to boost diversity, equity and inclusion. BY ROBIN MARRIOTT
Read moreBrainport Industries Campus (BIC) in the Dutch city of Eindhoven, owned by UK investor Capreon, is pushing the boundaries not only in terms of its high-spec manufacturing facilities but also in the way it operates as an ecosystem.
Read moreHeavyweight international investors want to quit a string of prime European shopping centres. Why now, and who is going to buy them?
Read moreIf you had the chance to design Paris again from scratch, where would you start?
Read moreSpanish REIT Castellana Properties, which was incorporated in 2015, is that rare beast in the real estate panorama: a firm specialising entirely in retail properties, with no intention of diversifying into other asset classes.
Read morePan-European investor Bowery and real estate investor Alba join forces to acquire their first last-mile logistics asset in the Netherlands.