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White papers
Nuveen hits over AUD $400 million first close for Australian real estate debt strategy
Nuveen, one of the largest asset managers with over $1.2tn AUM, has closed its first commingled Australian commercial real estate debt strategy with anchor investments of over AU$400M from the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America (TIAA) and Temasek, a global investment company headquartered in Singapore. These commitments are expected to grow via additional investments from other global investors who are currently progressing due diligence.
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Asset Manager News
Nuveen finances $275m senior loan supporting purpose-built student accommodation
Global asset manager Nuveen has provided an AU$275 million senior loan to the Dexus Opportunity Funds and Marquette Properties.
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PBSA: Sector resilience backed by long-term growth
The purpose built student accommodation (PBSA) sector in Australia has shown resilience, as proven by robust demand before and after the pandemic. Although the pandemic created some headwinds, Australia’s proximity to fast growing middle-income economies, high-quality education and relative affordability are among the compelling reasons underpinning the sector’s strength.
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Growth of the East
The East’s economic power has been building for decades. Buoyed initially by Japan’s industrialization, the region was boosted further by the modernization of Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan, alongside the rapid rise of China
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Asia Pacific cities in tomorrow’s world
At Nuveen Real Estate we believe Asia Pacific cities carry strong promise as part of our tomorrow’s world investment thesis, and are highly compelling for institutional investors to consider when building a core real estate portfolio.
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Asia Pacific is well-placed to ride out the storm
The world economy is at a challenging juncture today. Consumer price inflation remains elevated, driving many central banks to push interest rates up aggressively. In turn, tightening financial conditions, on top of ongoing geopolitical concerns - such as the Ukraine invasion and mounting U.S.-China tensions - is also starting to dent business and consumer confidence.
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Japan senior living – A cloud of silver lining
Japan has emerged as one of the top three commercial real estate markets in the world, as a result of structural economic reforms, the launch of Abenomics in 2013, monetary expansion and flexible fiscal policy.
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CityWatch | Singapore
Our research team analyzed more than 4,000 cities and identified the top 2% we believe are most attractive to people and businesses, today and in the future. Singapore is one of those cities.
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Asset Manager News
Nuveen Real Estate’s Australian housing platform opens first assets
Nuveen Real Estate, one of the world’s largest real estate investment managers and a leading manager of housing investments globally, has announced the opening of the first project in its Australian housing platform.
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Asset Manager News
Nuveen Real Estate’s Asia Pacific Cities strategy acquires a 50% interest in One George Street, Singapore in joint venture for US$472 million
Acquisition represents the fourteenth asset for the strategy, bringing the total AUM of the pan Asia-Pacific portfolio to over US$1 billion.
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Understanding the Life Sciences Sector In Asia Pacific
Nuveen, in partnership with Urban Land Institute, explores the Life Sciences Sector in Asia Pacific. This is a brand new research initiative that demystifies an emerging asset class of life science real estate.
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Letter from Asia: Evergrande is no Lehman
For more than two decades, Evergrande’s journey to become one of China’s largest developer has come at a huge cost: ever rising indebtedness. At US$300 billion, the world’s most indebted property developer is now facing judgement day. Already falling behind on payments to banks, suppliers and holders of onshore wealth management products, interest payments on two Evergrande notes due on September 23 will provide a key test if the developer can meet its obligations to bondholders.