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BlogWhy London still rules when it comes to housing
As the capital continues to see the strongest residential demand in the UK, ongoing supply/demand tension will keep upward pressure on rents, in our view.
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BlogA rising tide? An update on onshoring
We examine the potential drivers of onshoring and its implications for the UK real estate equity sector.
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BlogThe US Inflation Reduction Act: Europe’s response
In the second part of our blog series on the Inflation Reduction Act, EU leaders have outlined a package of subsidies to rival the act. Will it be enough to prevent investment flows diverting to a subsidy-rich US?
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BlogMoney, money, money: the Inflation Reduction Act
In the first of this two-part blog series, we review the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act on US real assets and consider how European governments might respond.
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BlogEU power market reform: the devil is in the detail
After an energy crisis which threatened to push millions of households into poverty last year, EU leaders now intend to reform the way power markets operate, writes Marija Simpraga, Infrastructure Research Manager at LGIM Real Assets.
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BlogEDITORIAL | Smartening up cities
Cities are people magnets! And – given ongoing urbanisation – evidence shows their power to attract is ever increasing. Some 56% of the worldʼs 7.9 billion people already live in cities, and the number of urban dwellers will swell dramatically in the coming decades.
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BlogUkraine conflict: a turning point for energy security?
In our recent post on the effects of the Ukraine conflict on real assets, we touched on the potential long-term implications for European clean-energy markets. In this blog, we look at how European policymakers are not only aiming to achieve their climate objectives but also support energy security.
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BlogUkraine conflict: UK real estate impacts
In our latest blog on the conflict in Ukraine, we examine the immediate effect on the UK institutional real estate market and make some tentative observations on potential long-term implications for real assets.
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BlogHotels in Asia-Pacific: Investors Seek Bargains Even as Borders Stay Closed
While recovery of the hospitality sector in Asia-Pacic remains muted, fund managers with the capacity and resources for patience are betting big on a rebound
