PATRIZIA Podcasts

Two infrastructure related articles from the first edition of PATRIZIA’s estatements magazine in 2023, read aloud.

Answering the need for internet speed (01:14) and Accelerating APAC’s sustainable future (09:48).

Your host is Andrew Belt. Articles read by Ollie Guillou. With quotes read by Ed Whittaker and Phillippa Guillou.

estatements is a twice-yearly magazine which shines a light on key topics within global real assets.

Berlin ist berühmt für seine reiche Geschichte, Kultur und Musikszene sowie Vielfalt im Allgemeinen. So ist es kaum verwunderlich, dass Deutschlands Hauptstadt auch für Investoren äußerst attraktiv ist.

Unsere brandneue Podcast-Reihe City in Focus beleuchtet einmal im Quartal eine der Städte, die unser PATRIZIA European Living Cities Index Ranking anführen. Berlin landete dort auf dem Platz 3.

Sie sind gewohnt, unsere Podcasts auf Englisch zu hören? Wir auch. Aber da die Protagonisten dieser Folge alle in Deutschland leben und arbeiten, wollten wir die einmalige Chance nutzen und ausnahmsweise auch einen Podcast in Deutsch realisieren.

In der aktuellen Folge finden wir heraus, warum Berlin Investoren magisch anzieht, wie diese Investments in der Praxis aussehen und eine waschechte Berlinerin erzählt uns, warum die Stadt der perfekte Ort zum Leben ist.

Ihre Gastgeberin ist Annette Rausch und das ist die Reihenfolge unserer Gäste:

·        Dr Marcus Cieleback, Chief Urban Economist, PATRIZIA

·        PD Marcelo Cajias, Head of Data Intelligence, PATRIZIA

·        Ulf Christiansen, Managing Director, Transactions DACH, PATRIZIA

·        Professor Dr Florian Koch, University of Technology and Economics, Berlin

·        Nele Hermann, Associate Transactions, PATRIZIA

Mehr Informationen finden Sie unter www.patrizia.ag und unter www.citypulse.patrizia.ag

As a city known for its diversity, rich history and culture, and world famous music scene, it’s no surprise Germany’s capital Berlin is an incredibly attractive location for investors.

This is City in Focus - a brand new podcast series where we’ll be highlighting the cities that rank highly in PATRIZIA’s European Living Cities Index on a quarterly basis. Ranked 3rd in the Index is Berlin.

In this episode, we find out why Berlin is a magnet for investment, we learn what it’s like in practice to invest in the city and a resident shares why she feels Berlin is the perfect place to live.

Your host is Andrew Belt and here’s the running order of guests on the episode:

• Dr Marcus Cieleback, Chief Urban Economist, PATRIZIA
• PD Marcelo Cajias, Head of Data Intelligence, PATRIZIA
• Ulf Christiansen, Managing Director, DACH Transactions team, PATRIZIA
• Professor Dr Florian Koch, University of Technology and Economics, Berlin
• Nele Hermann, Associate - Transactions, PATRIZIA

Find out more at https://www.patrizia.ag/en/

We can better understand cities when we put urban life under the microscope. With the UN estimating that some 68% of the world’s population will live in cities by 2050, there's no better time to get under the skin of urbanisation - and that’s where the 15 Minute City comes in!

In this episode, we learn about this concept of urban planning that reimagines the way we build cities to enrich people's lives. We also discuss what is needed to keep pace with urbanisation amid the expected rapid growth of city populations. And we find out how data intelligence is helping us to create smarter, more connected cities.

Your host is Ed Whittaker and on the panel we have:

• Marcelo Cajias, Head of data intelligence at PATRIZIA
• Timo Hämäläinen, Urban policy advisor at Urban Finland

Find out more at https://www.patrizia.ag/en/

Shock interest rate rises, spiralling food and energy prices and political headwinds - 2022 was a challenging and turbulent year. Given the impact these shocks had on real asset investment strategies, we’re asking - ‘do things look better for 2023?’

In this episode we get top tier insight from two of PATRIZIA’s most prominent investment strategists. We learn about the coming challenges of 2023 and their implications on real assets over the next 12 months. And, among all the uncertainty, we learn about the many opportunities that will materialise for investors.

Your host is Ed Whittaker and on the panel we have:

• Mahdi Mokrane, PATRIZIA’s Head of Global Investment Strategy, Research and Investment Solutions
• Justin Webb, Head of investment solutions at PATRIZIA Infrastructure.

Find out more at https://www.patrizia.ag/en/

The PAT Cast made its debut amid a year of economic shocks, geopolitical conflicts and climate extremes, each driving the agenda for a calendar of thought-provoking podcasts.

Ed Whittaker gives a round up of the year and looks ahead to 2023.

Find out more at https://www.patrizia.ag/en/

Venture capital plays a vital role in delivering growth for investors during times of economic uncertainty. That’s why Sustainable Future Ventures has entered the market. SFV is  PATRIZIA’s built environment tech focused VC fund, which invests in early stage technology companies. 

In this episode we find out why venture capital should be a high priority for anyone looking to navigate a challenging economic landscape. We learn how built environment technology is shaping the communities of tomorrow. And we meet one of SFV’s portfolio companies, Carbon Future, which is helping to shape a more sustainable built environment.

Your host is Ed Whittaker and on the panel we have:

• Matt Chagan, partner at Sustainable Future Ventures
• Conan Lauterpacht, partner at Sustainable Future Ventures
• Hannes Junginger, CEO of Carbon Future

Find out more at https://www.patrizia.ag/en/

During the pandemic, many of us will have experienced the value of last mile logistics as we relied on the seamless delivery of various packages to our doorstep. But as fundamental as these urban warehouses and storage facilities are to enriching our lives, people often associate the sector with polluting lorries and inefficient buildings, which place a major hurdle in the race against climate change. But is this image the reality?

In this episode, we find out how ultra-sustainable logistics developments actually play an integral role in the road to net zero and how the newly created GLi platform is leading the charge. We find out whether there’s a trade-off between achieving sustainability and ensuring your asset is profitable. And we find out how the logistics sector is reacting to macro trends like rising inflation and interest rates.

This conversation was recorded in a historical travelling post office at The Postal Museum in London, the venue for the LAST MILE Conference where industry stakeholders gathered to discuss the logistics sector’s challenges and future opportunities. 

Your host is Ed Whittaker and on the panel we have:

• George Hickman, Chief Operating Officer, Kingston Space Property (KSP)
• Luke Le Brun, Director, PATRIZIA

Find out more: https://www.patrizia.ag/en/

We cannot slow climate change without decarbonising the built environment. Globally, buildings are responsible for a significant portion of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions - that’s why this sector of the economy needs to ‘go green’. So how do we tackle one of the biggest challenges real assets have ever faced?

In this episode of the PAT Cast, we explore the multitude of steps needed to decarbonise real assets, from quick wins to longer-term strategic changes. We learn about the importance of collective action in getting to the goal of ‘net-zero’ by 2050 at the latest. And we find out how institutional investors are driving forward positive change.

Your host is Greg Morsbach, and on the panel we have:

• Georgia Elliott-Smith, MD, Element 4
• Ben Lonsdale, Director of Fund Management, PATRIZIA
• Konrad Hedemann, European ESG Manager, PATRIZIA

Find out more at https://www.patrizia.ag/en/

The pandemic has ripped up the rulebook of what ‘work’ means, empowering people to create their own definition. As employees seek more purpose and meaning in their roles, it's up to organisations to align themselves with what matters most to their people.

So with such a seismic shift in the employee-employer power balance, how do organisations ensure they continue offering authenticity and value to their people?

In this episode of the PAT Cast we explore how the very concept of work is changing and discuss the ways in which employers can better connect with the post-pandemic talent community. We learn about the culture and mindset needed to create an effective hybrid work strategy. And we discover ways in which people strategies can capture and listen to employees from all backgrounds and at every level of an organisation.

Your host is Ed Whittaker, and on the panel we have:

• Jenny Burns, CEO of Magnetic
• Amal del Monaco, CEO Asset Management & Development European Real Estate, PATRIZIA
• Simon Woolf, Chief Human Resources Officer, PATRIZIA

Find out more at https://www.patrizia.ag/en/