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The Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec (CDPQ), managing assets worth C$473 billion ($329 billion), reported a mixed performance for 2024. While equity and infrastructure investments contributed positively to overall gains, the fund faced significant challenges in its real estate allocation.
Persistent headwinds in the real estate sector have been a notable concern, particularly due to the fund's above-benchmark exposure to office properties in underperforming cities such as New York and Chicago. These urban centers have struggled with declining demand for office spaces, impacting the overall performance of the real estate portfolio.
Despite these setbacks, the CDPQ remains focused on its strategic investments in equity and infrastructure, which have proven resilient in the current economic climate. The fund's leadership is actively seeking ways to mitigate risks associated with its real estate holdings while capitalizing on opportunities in other sectors. As the market evolves, the CDPQ aims to navigate these challenges effectively to maintain its growth trajectory.
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