With the emergence of infrastructure as a new asset class it has also been found to have influenced the allocation of funds to property, but only marginally. Private investment in infrastructure has also been found to be very positive as it has allowed government to reduce their responsibilities and the costs associated in there provision and maintenance.
The capital injection from the private sector will also increase the accessibility and geographical makeup of property markets. This increased investment will continue to improve the social and economic infrastructure standards of the developed and developing world.
Therefore, growth in infrastructure is set to continue as the private sector and government identify the unique benefits and opportunities that this asset class provides. Furthermore, international investment will continue to increase in importance as the availability to find quality domestic assets becomes more competitive.