Laura Hines-Pierce on Growth Infrastructure and the Global Real Asset Landscape
Wealth professionals who allocate to real assets may want a manager's view on infrastructure demand and on why local execution matters in delivering projects. The item is framed around Hines' stated edge rather than specific portfolio or market recommendations.
Summary
By the real estate & infrastructure deskHines Co-CEO Laura Hines-Pierce speaks with Bloomberg's Dani Burger about growth infrastructure and the global real asset landscape. The discussion covers why delivering what a specific community needs, at the time and scale required, is difficult, and how local knowledge and execution have been central to Hines for nearly 70 years.
- Infrastructure needs are described as growing around the world.
- Delivering what a specific community needs at the time and scale required is described as hard.
- Hines says local knowledge and execution are its edge.
- Local knowledge and execution are described as central to the firm for nearly 70 years.
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