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Transportation

Transportation infrastructure includes assets that enable the movement of people and goods by different modes of transport. These assets support various economic and social activities, and have long lifespans, high costs, and cyclical demand. Examples of transportation infrastructure are toll roads, airports, sea ports, marine transport, and rail infrastructure. New prospects are arising in the electrification and decarbonization of transportation, including electric fleet vehicles and marine transport with reduced emissions.

Utilities

Utilities infrastructure includes assets that provide essential services such as water, electricity, gas and waste management to households and businesses. These assets typically operate under long-term contracts or regulated frameworks that ensure stable and predictable cash flows. Examples of utilities investments are water treatment plants, power transmission and distribution networks, gas pipelines and storage facilities, and waste-to-energy plants.

Digital

Digital infrastructure includes assets that enable the transmission, storage and processing of data and information across the internet and other networks. These assets are essential for the functioning of various sectors such as e-commerce, cloud computing, online education, telehealth and entertainment. Examples of digital infrastructure investments are data centers, fiber optic cables, wireless towers, satellites and smart city technologies.

Energy

Energy infrastructure is a broad category that encompasses assets that produce, transport, and distribute energy resources such as oil, gas, coal, nuclear, wind, solar, and hydro. Energy infrastructure plays a vital role in ensuring the security, reliability, and affordability of energy supply for various sectors of the economy and society. Examples of energy infrastructure investments are electricity transmission, gas pipelines, and LNG facilities

Renewable Energy

Renewable energy is energy derived from natural resources that are replenished by natural processes, such as sunlight, wind, water, and geothermal heat. Renewable energy sources have low or zero greenhouse gas emissions and can reduce dependence on fossil fuels. Examples of renewable energy investments are onshore and offshore wind plants, utility scale solar plants, EV charging stations and Battery storage

Social Infrastructure

Social infrastructure is the physical infrastructure for essential public services and community needs, such as education, health care, social housing, and justice. For example, schools, hospitals, senior living centers, and prisons are social infrastructure investments.

Multifamily

Multifamily properties are residential buildings that have more than one unit, such as apartments, condominiums, townhouses, or co-living spaces. Multifamily properties offer stable cash flow, high occupancy rates, and potential appreciation. Multifamily investors can benefit from economies of scale, tax advantages, and leverage.

Retail

Retail properties are buildings that house businesses that sell goods or services to consumers, such as shopping centers, malls, strip malls, or standalone stores. Retail properties generate income from rent, percentage rent, or sales. Retail investors can benefit from high visibility, long-term leases, and tenant diversity.

Office

Office properties are buildings that provide space for businesses to conduct their operations, such as office towers, business parks, or medical offices. Office properties generate income from rent, operating expense reimbursements, or parking fees. Office investors can benefit from high-quality tenants, long-term leases, and location advantages.

Industrial

Industrial properties are buildings that facilitate the production, storage, or distribution of goods, such as warehouses, factories, logistics centers, or data centers. Industrial properties generate income from rent, operating expense reimbursements, or utility fees. Industrial investors can benefit from low maintenance costs, high demand, and e-commerce growth.

Hotel

Hotel properties are buildings that provide accommodation and hospitality services to travelers, such as full-service hotels, limited-service hotels, resorts, or motels. Hotel properties generate income from room rates, food and beverage sales, or ancillary services. Hotel investors can benefit from high margins, operational flexibility, and market segmentation.

Social

Social real estate is a subset of commercial real estate that focuses on properties that serve a social purpose or cater to a specific demographic, such as purpose-built student housing. Social real estate properties generate income from rent, fees, or contracts. Social real estate investors can benefit from niche markets, resilient demand, and social impact.

Row crops are annual crops that are grown in rows and harvested at the end of the growing season. Row crops include corn, soybeans, cotton, wheat, sugar cane, rice, berries, feed grains, peanuts, and other crops that can be planted and harvested with machinery. Row crops typically have lower initial costs and higher returns than permanent crops, but also face higher price volatility and weather risks.

Vegetable farming is the cultivation of edible plants that are consumed by humans or animals. Vegetable farms produce lettuce, onions, broccoli, potatoes, mushrooms, chickpeas, lentils, and other crops that are rich in vitamins, minerals, and fiber. Vegetable farming can be done in open fields, greenhouses, or hydroponic systems, depending on the climate and market conditions. Vegetable farming requires intensive labor and irrigation, but can generate high revenues and profits.

Permanent crops are perennial crops that are grown in orchards and vineyards, and produce fruits, nuts, berries, grapes, olives, and other crops that have a long productive life. Permanent crops require high initial investment and maintenance, but offer stable and predictable cash flows and appreciation over time. Permanent crops are less vulnerable to market fluctuations and benefit from the growing demand for healthy and organic food products.