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Hazelview Properties Makes History with Canada’s First Rainbow Registered Residential Rental Building
Hazelview Properties is proud to announce it has opened Canada’s first Rainbow Registered residential rental building. The Rainbow Registered accreditation is given to businesses and organizations that meet stringent standards to ensure that 2SLGBTQI+ customers feel welcome. While numerous businesses across the country hold the accreditation, the Story of Midtown Toronto® rental property at 73/75 Broadway Ave is the first residential rental building to receive the honour. The initiative is part of the organization’s larger commitment to create inclusive environments where diversity is not only acknowledged but celebrated.
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The Current Opportunity in REITs
Discover why global REITs, despite recent underperformance, present a promising investment opportunity as macroeconomic conditions shift and valuations hit historical lows, positioning them for potential gains.
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Why REITs Can Escape Trade Uncertainty
With over 25 years of experience managing real estate through every kind of market cycle, Hazelview Investments knows where to look when conditions get tough. Our latest whitepaper, Why REITs Can Escape Trade Uncertainty, unpacks why real estate investment trusts remain one of the few asset classes built for resilience in a high-volatility, high-risk landscape.
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European IG Credit: Opportunity in a Shifting Landscape
Appealing fundamentals, elevated yields and active management opportunities are drawing investors to European investment grade credit.
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Solving for 2025: Mid-Year Scorecard
At the end of 2024, our CIOs sat down to discuss the five key themes they expected to impact markets. At mid-year, we assess how those have played out so far.
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Shifting Dynamics in the CRE Lending Market
We see an array of differentiated opportunities across the commercial real estate credit market.
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2025 Global Public Real Estate Outlook Report
In last year’s outlook report, we anticipated that REITs were on the verge of takeoff in 2024. By summer, REITs hit the inflection point we were anticipating, and investor sentiment improved significantly towards the asset class. However, more cautious commentary during the Federal Reserve’s December meeting around future rate cuts led to a sharp market pullback in the final weeks of 2024. Despite this, global REITs ended the year with a mid-single-digit positive return.
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Will Policy Clarity Spark a New Wave of Economic Growth?
While tariff uncertainty continues to linger, the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill provides business leaders with long-awaited policy clarity that may provide a boost to capital expenditure.
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Asset Allocation Committee Outlook: 3Q 2025
That was a tumultuous quarter. Since April, the global economy and markets have faced the U.S. administration’s erratic tariff policy, broader trade tensions, fiscal concerns and flare-ups in geopolitical risk, all resulting in widespread volatility and economic uncertainty. And while many of these catalysts may ultimately have material economic and financial impacts, both macro data and risk markets have shown notable resilience, and “looked through” this uncertainty, a theme that we introduced in our last quarterly outlook.
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CLOs: Navigating a Bifurcated Market
The CLO market remains well-supported, but caution is warranted as the path forward will likely be shaped by both macroeconomic forces and deal-specific characteristics.
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High Yield: Keep Calm & “Carry” On
High yield bonds and loans continue to offer attractive income in a world where uncertainty remains a constant—and in today’s highly uncertain environment, a balanced approach that looks across fixed and floating-rate assets can help mitigate volatility while preserving upside potential.
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Keeping it “Real”—The Case for Natural Resource Equities
Natural resource equities can provide inflation protection and portfolio diversification, making them a potentially compelling investment option in environments characterized by elevated inflation, heightened geopolitical risk, and increasing energy demand.
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Dea Capital Real Estate And Corebridge Real Estate Investors Sell Two Spanish Industrial Properties For EUR 25 Million
Madrid/Jersey City, NJ, 17 July 2025 – A joint venture between DeA Capital Real Estate (“DeA Capital RE”) and Corebridge Real Estate Investors (“CREI”) today announced the sale of two Class A industrial facilities in Madrid, Spain to a UK-based, single-family office advised by Delin Property for approximately EUR 25 Million. The two properties, totaling over 18,000 sqm of high-quality rentable space,are located in well-established submarkets within Madrid’s innermost industrial rings. At the time of the sale, both assets were 100% leased to five tenants, reflecting the strength and resilience of demand in the region’s logistics sector.
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Border to Coast appoints John Lister as new chair
Investment pool announces £178.7m in cumulative cost savings and £55.4bn in partner fund assets under management
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Man Group to acquire Bardin Hill to bolster credit platform
Bardin Hill has significant expertise in managing credit strategies, combined with a sophisticated global client base
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Superfunds gain traction in defined benefit endgame, says LCP
The consultancy estimates that around half of all DB pension funds, with combined assets of £600bn, could become eligible for a superfund transfer
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People news: UK’s National Wealth Fund appoints new chief
Oliver Holbourn will start his new role as CEO of the National Wealth Fund on 1 November 2025
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Strong comeback of the European retail markets
GRAI 1/2025 confirms the positive trend in the first quarter of 2025. The EU-15 Index, compiled by Union Investment and GfK, reached a new high of 115 points, reporting further growth in seven European countries. However, trade tariffs and weakening GDP growth may have a temporary negative impact on trade.
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UK government urged to share details of second phase of Pensions Review
There was a notable absence of any mention of phase two of the pensions review in the UK chancellor’s Mansion House Speech last night
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Sweden’s FTN hopeful about re-launched green analysis tender
Failings around European Single Procurement Document (ESPD) were behind many rejections in cancelled procurement