Alternatives
Invest in, develop, lease, and manage property in non-traditional asset classes.
Let’s SEE A BRIGHTER WAY together
Non-traditional forms of real estate assets –from data centers to educational institutions and student housing–have become increasingly popular. Macroeconomic drivers such as urban growth, adoption of Internet and smart phones, and an aging population underpin the need for these alternative assets.
Get access to the compelling demographics and demand drivers associated with these new sectors, while enhancing returns and diversifying your portfolio.
Resources
Why data center finance is diversifying
More lenders look to deploy capital as developers seek competitive finance
Mapping out a recipe for Melbourne’s success
A restaurateur, new lord mayor, real estate broker and a town planner discuss how to get Melbourne humming again
From wet to dry: How AI is shaking up laboratory design
Changing research methods are altering the DNA of life sciences real estate
How are lease shifts influencing Korea's rental housing?
The transition from Jeonse to monthly rental system support is fuelling growth in Korea’s rental housing market.
Why data center finance is diversifying
More lenders look to deploy capital as developers seek competitive finance
Real estate helps to reshape HK’s cultural landscape
By integrating music-centered spaces with urban development, culture-and-lifestyle-driven real estate fosters cultural growth, amplifying HK’s global appeal.
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