Research

"Our research team acts as an advisory service and we are responsible for developing rigorous and pragmatic processes used by the funds in managing investments."
JohnSears

John Sears, Head of Property and Infrastructure Research

Research is fundamental to implementing successful investment strategies. Therefore, we have developed an in-house research team to provide macro-economic insights to our fund management teams, as well as to provide vital sector, demographic and geographic commentary to assist with the ongoing development of our investment strategies.

Our research team aims to instil an atmosphere of creativity for ideas, with the intention of being innovative and rigorous in data management and analytics, and act as a conduit in articulating and communicating research information, ideas and processes within CFSGAM Property.

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DateAsset classFormatTopic
16 January 2012 Property Property Viewpoint  Australian CBD office property value: Trends and outlook  
20 December 2011 Property Property Spotlight Outlet shopping centres are making their mark across the globe 
8 December 2011 Property Property Snapshop New Zealand retail sales: On track for recovery 
6 September 2011 Property Property Viewpoint Australian commercial property: Demand and CBD office market outlook 
24 August 2011 Property Property Viewpoint Australian Retail Sales - an overly cautious consumer? 
8 June 2011 Property Property Viewpoint Australian commercial property sector well positioned for carbon regulation 
16 August 2010 Property Property Viewpoint Property and Australia's ageing population 
12 July 2010 Property Property Viewpoint Hedging your bets: How unlisted property can help guard against inflation 
11 May 2010 Property Property Viewpoint Finding value from commercial property investment 
23 April 2010 Property Property Viewpoint Wallets are reopening and Australia’s largest shopping centres are set to outperform 
16 March 2010 Property Property Viewpoint What now for CBD office demand?