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Australian Alternatives Quarterly Snapshot
Q2 2024 Quarterly Snapshot
Cushman & Wakefield’s comprehensive quarterly snapshot offers an overview of the current market landscape, highlighting key trends and transactions for the Australian Alternatives market for Q2 2024.
Key themes:
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Transactions
Transaction volumes remain relatively subdued primarily as economic readings remain mixed. -
Living
Despite various challenges, the sector shows strong confidence and growth potential. -
Social Infrastructure
SDA fund managers attract strong investment interest, the Housing Australia Future Fund boosts support for affordable housing, and healthcare sector transactions are set to increase despite challenges. -
Infra-Lite
Key acquisitions in agriculture, steady growth in self-storage and major government investments in renewable energy.
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