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Only logistics assets that combine measures to enhance workplace health and wellbeing with environmentally responsible initiatives are future-proofed amid technological and social change, argues Jonathan Fenton-Jones, operations director at developer Baytree.
A distribution center in Japan demonstrates how technology and demographics are changing the face of logistics buildings.
Henry Chin, head of Asia-Pacific research at CBRE, talks about how region's opportunistic managers will need to move beyond development deals and look at other ways to deploy their funds’ capital before the investment period expires.
2017 was a banner year for Indian real estate, with some marquee global institutional investors committing equity across office, logistics and retail sectors. Suresh Castellino, executive national director at Colliers International, and Rahul Rai, head of real estate at ICICI Prudential Asset Management, discuss what’s currently working in India’s favor
Autonomous trucking could be as little as five years away and when it comes the value impact for logistics property will be pro-found, writes Nathan Kane, director of re-search at Washington DC-based Realterm
The country has yet to see a single real estate investment trust be listed as the industry awaits a final code from regulators.
The country’s latest regulatory blow, targeting offshore subsidiaries of Chinese companies, is a clear signal that restrictions on outbound investment are intensifying.
One analyst believes that the New York-based real estate firm’s offer to buy Ladder Capital is currently too low and likely would have to be raised.
The New York firm’s real estate team also saw changes among its senior executives in the Americas.
Investors will continue a flight to security as political stability remains a chief concern but the fog of Brexit should reveal a path ahead, forecasts David Seymour, real estate partner, at the law firm Ropes & Gray.