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 (...)