EP 42: Growth and income opportunities with AREITs - CBRE Investment Management

The Portfolio Construction Podcast

Australian Real Estate Investment Trusts (AREITs) have been one the biggest beneficiaries of the changing economy over the last 12 months. In this episode, we chat with Justin Pica, Regional Portfolio Manager at CBRE Investment Management, to discuss the future of the office sector, the advent of online shopping, the rise of inflation, and active management. We also explore upcoming challenges and opportunities in the sector and how investors can gain a potential source of income and growth from AREITs. UBS Disclaimer:

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