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When investment strategy meets public-policy imperatives

The attraction of a specialist managed fund should be in the manager’s ability to position the fund to tap into strong and sustained tailwinds. The Barwon Healthcare Property Fund is doing exactly that.

James Dunn | 5th May 2025 | More
Constraints and patience the key to accessing alternative real estate

The real estate sector has long been a cornerstone of wealth generation in Australia, offering stable, income-generating assets that hold intrinsic value due to the finite nature of land. At The Inside Network Alternatives Symposium, Julian Biggins, co-CEO of MA Financial, outlined why advisers should be paying close attention to the opportunities emerging in the real estate market.

Laurence Parker-Brown | 27th Feb 2025 | More
  • Income, growth and impact: Why the SDA sector is the next big emerging asset class

    Born out of a government program, the Specialist Disability Income sector has expanded into a robust private market investment opportunity for those with the expertise to navigate its unique characteristics.

    Tahn Sharpe | 5th Dec 2024 | More
    What really matters in alternatives manager selection

    High returns help, but what’s more important is trust, accountability, and making sure that the remuneration structures aren’t “really cheeky”.

    Tahn Sharpe | 2nd Dec 2024 | More
  • Property subsectors firm as positive portfolio additions across the spectrum

    While it’s broadly considered an alternative asset class, there are still traditional and non-traditional subsectors to real estate. Both have their idiosyncratic features, and both are becoming increasingly attractive to investors across the entire spectrum.

    Tahn Sharpe | 2nd Dec 2024 | More
    Why H1 2024 may be a residential property buying window (for some)

    It will be brief, geographically limited and may not come at all, but if SQM Research’s prognostications are again correct there may be reason for aspiring property buyers to smile early next year.

    Tahn Sharpe | 28th Nov 2024 | More
    New real estate value cycle ‘close at hand’: Invesco

    Real estate income will face challenges in the new value cycle, Invesco says, but investors will have the chance to build growth if they lean into secular drivers and key differentiators.

    Tahn Sharpe | 14th Oct 2024 | More
    Nextgen property funds bringing a new factor into the equation: Certainty

    While Australian property is a surging market, the funds that provide broader access to it have lacked ingenuity for some time. That is changing, however, with a new class of providers emerging who look set to change the game.

    Tahn Sharpe | 22nd Aug 2024 | More
    The risk and reward spectrum unique to G-REITS

    Global REITS give investors a structured access point to real estate across regions, potentially unlocking a valuable investment sleeve. But there are risks to contend with, according to Will Arnost from Atchison Consultants.

    Will Arnost | 4th Jul 2024 | More
  • Why healthcare has done relatively well in the commercial property convulsion

    As Australian healthcare expenditure continues to rise and investors move deeper into the sector, healthcare property is well placed to continue its outperformance of other commercial property sub-sectors.

    Staff Writer | 1st Jul 2024 | More
    Dwelling vacancies up, asking rents down… but real estate crisis far from over: SQM Research

    It’s an unlikely source of good news: property vacancy rates are up and rental asking rates have softened slightly. But SQM’s Louis Christopher warns against interpreting the change as a sign that the rental crisis has turned.

    Staff Writer | 3rd Jun 2024 | More
    Real estate’s triple play: The clean, the changeable and the ‘out of sync’

    All verticals in commercial real estate have become problematic in the last five years, but there remain pockets of opportunity. Figuring out which of those pockets present the best path forward is the real challenge.

    Staff Writer | 25th May 2024 | More
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