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All Articles tagged with 'Matt Sgrizzi'

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GREITs set for growth following recent Fed rate cut

From LaSalle Investment Management

The outlook for global REITs is positive following the Federal Reserve’s 50 basis point rate cut, according to Matt Sgrizzi, CIO and lead portfolio manager at LaSalle. “The Fed’s 50

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21 Oct 2024
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LaSalle wins 2023 Zenith Fund Award for the Global Real Estate Investment Trust category

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Global real estate securities firm LaSalle Investment Management (LaSalle) in partnership with Australian fund manager SG Hiscock and Company (SGH) have won the Global Real Estate Investment award for its

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18 Oct 2023
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Diamonds in the rough for global REIT market

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After a challenging 2022, the headwinds which pressured global real estate investment trusts (GREITs) should begin to moderate, providing opportunities within subsectors to generate better returns, according to chief investment

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30 Jan 2023
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