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Member of the sustainability committee
Chair
Chief Executive Officer
Director of Research and Market Information
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BiTV Interview welcomes Iryna Pylypchuk, Director of Research and Market Information at INREV. With her, we discuss the 2024 Investment Intentions Survey published last week by (...)
BiTV Interview welcomes Iryna Pylypchuk, Director of Research and Market Information at INREV, is a guest on BiTV. With her, we discuss the INREV Quarterly Fund Index (...)
BiTV Interview welcomes Iryna Pylypchuk, Director of Research and Market Information at INREV. With her, we discuss the recently released INREV Quarterly Fund Index, which revealed (...)
The INREV Quarterly Fund Index once again highlighted weak performance for European non-listed real estate in Q1 2023, as governments tried to curb inflation (...)
When Blackstone announced it had raised $30.4bn for Blackstone Real Estate Partners X, "the largest ever" real estate drawdown fund in April, real estate (...)
The INREV Quarterly Fund Index Q4 2022 reveals a significant downturn in performance, as real estate prices adjust to reflect the weaker economic environment. (...)
BiTV Interview receives Iryna Pylypchuk, Director of Research and Market Information at INREV. With her, we discuss the recently published 2023 Investment Intentions Survey published (...)
With uncertainty surrounding investment decisions across every asset class, almost one quarter of all investors plan to decrease their allocations to real estate globally (...)
The INREV Quarterly Fund Index has revealed a sharp correction in performance for the European non-listed real estate market in Q3 2022. Total return (...)
According to the 2022 INREV Debt Vehicles Universe study, the European non-listed real estate debt market has grown steadily to 98 vehicles with a (...)
According to the INREV Funds Termination Study 2022, 34 European closed end, non-listed real estate funds will terminate between 2022 and 2024. As a (...)
BiTV Interviews welcomes Lonneke Löwik, CEO at INREV With her, we discuss INREV and ULI Europe's recently published short paper focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). (...)
European non-listed real estate delivered its fourth consecutive quarter of strong positive performance in Q1 2022. The INREV Pan-European Quarterly Asset Level Index posted (...)
INREV takes stock. And warns straight away: "European unlisted real estate performed at a record high in Q4 2021". Indeed, INREV's quarterly Pan-European Asset (...)
Institutional investors plan to invest at least €68.2bn in global real estate this year, according to the 2022 Investment Intentions Survey published today by (...)
Total returns for European non-listed real estate funds reached 2.84% in the Q3 2021, up from 2.65% in the second quarter, according to the latest (...)
2020 recorded the highest share of capital raised for European non-listed real estate debt products since 2015, according to INREV, a sharp increase to (...)
Multi-family residential assets, took 38% of capital raised in Europe for single-sector strategies, according to Inrev, ahead of logistics (33%), office (16%) and retail (...)
Results from the latest pan-European INREV Quarterly Asset Level Index reveal the strong performance of European non-listed real estate. Total returns hit 3.01% in (...)
Returning from a summer hiatus, BiTV Interviews welcomes Lonneke Löwik, Chief Executive Officer at INREV. With her, we discuss the main findings of INREV's recently published paper on the (...)
Funds of funds globally increased their total value of assets under management (AUM) to a record high of at least €43.4bn at the end (...)
INREV’s Management Board has appointed a new Chair, while four new members join the Board, following approval from the association’s members at its Annual (...)
Total global real estate assets under management (AUM) hit €3.3tr in 2020, despite the challenges of the global pandemic, according to the Fund Manager (...)
Despite the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, global real estate investment managers raised at least €123bn (US$150.7bn) of new capital for non-listed real estate (...)
BiTV Interview welcomes Lonneke Löwik, who is Inrev’s CEO. With her, we discuss how important are ESG issues in Europe, how can real estate players (...)
The performance of European real estate assets saw a steady improvement in Q4 2020 with total returns reaching 1.92% , the latest INREV Pan-European (...)
Business Immo: Following the investment intentions survey 2021, co-authored by INREV, ANREV and PREA, what can you tell us about institutional investors’ state of (...)
Institutional investors plan to invest a minimum of €55.4 bn in global real estate in 2021, with a strong emphasis on Europe, according to (...)
Total returns for European non-listed real estate experienced an uptick in performance in Q3 2020, the latest INREV Quarterly Asset Level Index reveal, moving (...)
A record high of €32bn was raised globally in 2019 for non-listed real estate debt products, according to the INREV Debt Vehicles Universe 2020 (...)
Keith Breslauer, Managing Director and Senior Partner at Patron Capital, sent a clear message to the investors gathered online to listen to his speech (...)
For the second consecutive quarter, the most recent INREV Quarterly Asset Level Index reveals a dip in performance for European non-listed real estate in (...)
The negative effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on the European real estate industry are starting to show, according the INREV Quarterly Index for Q1 (...)
The INREV Quarterly pan-European Asset Level Index, which measures performance of the European real estate market at asset level, posted a drop in total (...)
Total real estate assets under management (AUM) stands at €3.2tr at the end of 2019, according to the ANREV/INREV/NCREIF Fund Manager Survey 2020, a (...)
According to the Capital Raising Survey 2020, recently published by Inrev, Anrev, and NCREIF; investment managers recorded a bumper year for capital raised globally in 2019, (...)
The European Association for Investors in Non-Listed Real Estate (INREV) Annual Conference originally planned on 21-23 April, is postponed to 28-30 September due to (...)
Institutional investors have signalled a greater appetite for risk in the year ahead, according to the global Investment Intentions Survey 2020 published today by (...)
The current allocation by investing institutions to real estate in the main European nations stands at 11.2% of assets on average, significantly up on (...)
Some 50 European closed-end real estate funds are scheduled to terminate by 2021, releasing a potential €13.2bn back into the market, says European funds (...)
Global real estate assets under management last year rose by 12% to €2.8tr, with Blackstone becoming the first manager to exceed €200bn, say non-listed (...)
European real estate returned a total 10.23% in 2018 - 5.74% in capital growth and income return of 4.27%, according to INREV’s first issuance (...)
Dutch investment manager Bouwinvest posted an unchanged return of 12.4% in its fund portfolio in 2018 and is set to extend its international expansion in 2019. In (...)
US multi-family and student housing firm Greystar has acquired French student resi specialist Acteva, saying the deal lays the foundation for an ambitious European expansion. Acteva, (...)
A record €161.7 bn of capital was raised for investment into real estate globally last year, but European non-listed property group INREV says the (...)
Impact investing, limiting capital allocations to strategies that meet ecological and social guidelines, is now pursued by some 5% of global institutions. But more (...)
With €1bn to invest over 10 years, 36% of attendees at the INREV conference voted western Europe as the best target region. Britain was (...)
European rental housing is in the early stages of institutionalising to produce purpose-built product at scale, says Bob Faith, founder of US multi-family and (...)
Two major pension funds, California's CalSTRS and Germany's BVK, are raising targets for European real estate and adding strategies to boost returns, the INREV (...)
European real estate is growing more attractive for Japanese institutions for three principal reasons, Tokio Marine Asset Management's Shinji Kawano told the INREV conference. The (...)
The European non-listed real estate association INREV is launching two new indices, an asset and a fund level index to give managers greater depth (...)
Southern European presents specific rather than general real estate investment opportunities - in logistics, student housing, healthcare and data centres, AXA IM's Philippe de (...)
Even if global growth is slowing, a recession is unlikely for the next three years, Oxford Economics Director Andrea Boltho told the INREV conference (...)
Average real estate fund allocations rose last year to 10.0% from 8.9% while targets climbed to 10.4% from 10.2% narrowing the gap for the (...)
Overall returns in non-listed real estate slowed to 1.97%qq in third quarter from 2.19% in 2Q18, with Dutch residential the best-performing asset class, says (...)
Real estate debt funds demonstrated a continuing strength this year, reported industry body INREV, as the 67 vehicles included its 2018 Debt Funds Universe report– (...)
The non-listed real estate fund sector has made a dramatic leap in transparency, says industry body INREV, and a record 115 contributed to a (...)
A total of 92 European closed end real estate funds are set to terminate over the next 10 years, releasing a potential €20.9bn of (...)
Primarily due to rapid growth of big managers, aided by a trend to consolidation, average assets managed by global property funds last year rose (...)
German real estate funds last year posted their highest total returns in 10 years, at 4.29% after 2.68% in 2016, says industry body INREV. Domestic-focused (...)
Returns in European real estate funds surged last year to 9.40%, totalling all returns, from 5.99% in 2016, according to the non-listed property fund (...)
INREV, the European non-listed real estate association, is scaling up its index family to include an IRR returns measure, says new CEO Lonneke Löwik. (...)
While the global real estate economy is near the end of the cycle, Europe is furthest away and China already past it, Allianz Chief (...)
The rise in currency hedging costs is impacting allocations to US real estate by European institutions required to hedge, but the interest of wealthy (...)
Rule of law, transparency and liquidity in global real estate markets are the key criteria for allocations, the INREV Annual Conference heard in a panel bringing (...)
Japanese institutions are finally entering European property, BIE has learned. Requests for proposals have been landing with several senior investment managers since late last (...)
The most dangerous geo-political risk facing the world is the rise of China and America's reaction to it, former German Foreign Minister and Vice-Chancellor (...)
New capital raised by global real estate investment managers last year rose 25% to €152.3bn, according to the 2018 Capital Raising Survey, published by (...)
More than half of all global investors plan to raise real estate exposure in the next 24 months, targeting a median 10.2% allocation, says (...)
Steady price rises across standard real estate types and yield pickups are prompting more investors to examine alternatives, the INREV Autumn Conference heard. Bus depots, industrial (...)
The fast rise of the elderly as a component of developed world populations implies a low-return world and real estate returns at 5-6% over (...)
Western economies are in good shape, and caution since the global financial crisis should give way to normalisation and a top-of-cycle ‘party’ soon, Berenberg Bank Chief (...)
When you look at the bid/offer spread logic of the South Africans entering eastern Europe, laid out so clearly by the Growthpoint MD on (...)
Over the coming two years 47 funds owning €8.5 billion of assets have their termination dates scheduled. Of the total 47 funds which are (...)
Four consecutive years of positive growth saw funds of funds achieve a very solid double digit return of 15.1% in 2016, making last year (...)
This year’s sample of total real estate assets under management (AUM) increased to €2.4 trillion, up 20.1% from €2.0 trillion in 2015. Overall, the (...)
Non-listed real estate remains in favour among investors of all types, especially pension funds and insurance companies. That is the key message from the (...)
Investors speak about returns being ‘lower for longer’. If this is the case, expect continuing focus on costs, because in a low return environment (...)
This year’s survey was carried out against a backdrop of unprecedented global economic and geopolitical uncertainty, including the UK’s exit from the European Union (...)
Secondary trading means investors buying and selling shares in funds amongst themselves rather than via the fund manager. To use a simplistic analogy, secondary (...)
Over the coming two years 72 funds have their termination dates scheduled putting €11.0 billion of the NAV into the market. Of those funds (...)
Funds of funds account for 1.3% or €20.7 billion of the gross asset value (GAV) of nonlisted real estate AUM worldwide according to the (...)
Non-listed real estate remains in favour among investors of all types, and in particular with pension funds and insurance companies. That is the key (...)
It is said that the past does not predict the future; however, a good track record is often one of the criteria for fund (...)
The real estate sector is expected to see an influx of capital in 2016 with a minimum of €48 billion approximately earmarked for investment (...)
For the second year running liquidation has been cited as the preferred form of termination for the majority of funds, especially so for core (...)
Fund of funds remain an important non-listed real estate product, representing €28.8 billion of total real estate AUM by fund managers globally, according to (...)
The non-listed real estate industry experienced a 27.5% increase in capital raised in 2014 compared to 2013, with new equity rising to €122.7 billion (...)
Investors identified timing and pricing as two key aspects of indirect real estate liquidity. Entry timing is constrained by the time it takes to (...)
Core real estate funds give investors genuine exposure to real estate type returns, according to the report “The Investment Case for Core Real Estate (...)
In 2013 the European non-listed real estate industry raised a total of €47.3 billion, according to the INREV Capital Raising Survey. This figure includes (...)
The funds of funds industry is undergoing a transformational phase as fund of funds managers are redefining their strategy to convince investors to commit (...)
The first global Investment Intentions Survey from industry associations INREV, ANREV and PREA shows encouraging signs for real estate investments in France and across (...)
Investors’ confidence in the non-listed sector is growing, according to the results of the INREV Investment Intentions Survey 2014. This confidence is reflected in (...)
The European non-listed property industry is outperformaing global averages in some aspects of sustainability but is still too heavily focused on policy, according to (...)
The growth of non-listed real estate funds over the last decade has helped establish the asset class as a major investment vehicle. Despite the (...)
The European non-listed property industry is outperforming global averages in some aspects of sustainability but is still too heavily focused on policy, according to (...)
Welcome to the INREV Quarterly Index Release of November 2013, which covers the performance of European non-listed real estate funds in Q3 2013. For (...)
The seventh INREV Fund Termination Study found that the uncertainly of European markets continues to prevent investors form making decisions regarding terminations until the (...)
The results of this year's INREV Fund Termination Study show that investors are liquidating their bad performing portfolios which are mainly located in Southern (...)
Despite challenging market conditions the non-listed real estate industry managed to raise the highest amount of equity since 2008. The annual INREV Capital Raising Survey (...)
The results of this year’s Investment Intentions Survey provide the first indication since the crisis that investors’ appetite for risk is growing. This year (...)
The European non-listed property funds industry is laying the groundwork for an improved focus on sustainability, according to the results of the latest GRESB (...)
The results of the Investor Universe Comparison Study show that non-listed property funds will play an important role as investors' real estate allocations grow (...)
The European financial and economic crisis continues to negatively affect the non-listed real estate fund industry. For fund raising, this resulted in 2011 being (...)
The European financial and economic crisis continues to negatively affect the non-listed real estate fund industry. For fund raising, this resulted in 2011 being (...)
The range of products covered in the INREV Guide to non-listed begins to signal a maturing non-listed property industry; a universe which can offer investors (...)
Investors are demonstrating their aversion to risk in the latest Investment Intentions Survey as they continue to opt for core products and target the (...)
In January, INREV released its fist Sustainability Reporting Recommendations. Designed to guide fund managers in determining the data they should be collecting in the (...)
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