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Alternatives set to account for above 20% of investment

Alternatives have grown in importance in portfolios in recent years and structural drivers including AI, an aging population and poor housing affordability point to further growth in occupier demand for these assets. With investors increasingly looking for guidance on the prospects for a wider range of sectors, we will be building on previous coverage of alternative sectors by adding analysis on senior housing, self-storage and student housing over the coming weeks and months.

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