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Last updated: March 26, 2026, 2:30 AM ET

Real Estate & Infrastructure Investment

NorthPoint Development successfully secured its largest fund to date, signaling industrial property specialists see a "generational buying opportunity" stemming from forced sellers across the American Midwest. This private capital surge contrasts with ongoing discussions in Washington, where US asset recycling schemes are once again being pitched by Australian investors as a viable path to bridge the domestic infrastructure funding gap, though skepticism remains about implementation success US asset recycling. Meanwhile, insights from the Global Summit confirmed that the rise of secondaries markets is accelerating globally as institutional investors seek quicker liquidity, juxtaposed against the enduring strength projected for infrastructure debt.

Sector Trends & Debt Markets

Discussions at the Global Summit also focused heavily on the international expansion of data centers, driven by insatiable AI demand, while simultaneously affirming the continued relevance of infrastructure debt amidst market volatility. European assets were characterized as offering a safer status for capital deployment compared to riskier emerging markets. These trends suggest a bifurcation where specialized real assets attract significant capital inflows, even as broader economic uncertainty keeps investors focused on credit quality and defensive plays infrastructure debt.