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INREV Due Diligence Questionnaires (DDQ)

The INREV Due Diligence Questionnaire (DDQ) is a framework that allows investors to assess deals within a limited time frame while managing risks properly.

To encourage the standardisation of investor due diligence in non-listed real estate vehicles, the INREV Due Diligence Committee continually reviews the DDQ. New versions reflect the feedback from INREV members during a two-month consultation period.​

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INREV Due Diligence Questionnaires (DDQ)

Published on 31 Oct 2023

DDQ INREV DDQ 2023
DDQ Debt Vehicle INREV DDQ 2023 – Debt Vehicle – new!​
DDQ FoF INREV DDQ 2023 – Funds of Funds and Multi Manager – new!
Guidance Notes Guide to completing DDQ

How is the INREV DDQ structured?

Who should use the DDQ??

 

The INREV DDQ is the most widely used INREV template, with over 68% of INREV members reporting use in 2023 and 13% with plans to use the template in the next 2 years.

Nioki Doggett

Nioki Doggett, Director - Investor Relations Real Estate at M&G Investments

‘As an INREV DDQ committee member, I am delighted to have provided input to the INREV DDQ Guidance notes. As a manager, the guidance notes provide a clear, essential guide to the completion of all stages of the INREV DDQ thus allowing managers to provide and investors to review consistent and comprehensive responses. I’m pleased to acknowledge the enhanced consistency for investors and increasing efficiency for managers which the Guidance notes provide.’ 

Yno van Haaster

Yno van Haaster, Director, Multi Manager Solutions Alternatives at Columbia Threadneedle

‘The INREV Due Diligence Questionnaire (DDQ) with supporting materials forms a framework that allows investors to do a consistent analysis on investment opportunities within a limited time. To encourage the standardisation of due diligence in non-listed real estate vehicles, the Due Diligence Committee continually reviews the DDQ and has recently released Guidance Notes for the enhanced and consistent completion of the DDQ’

Amilcar Grot

Amilcar Grot, Senior Portfolio Manager, Achmea Investment Management

‘The DDQ is a useful tool that offers a phased approach for tailoring the type of questions to the relevant stage of due diligence but then investors have to do their homework to make sure their partner is aligned with their objectives.’ And strong relationships are even more important during uncertain financial climates, with more detailed information becoming a key priority’

Jaap van der Bijl

Jaap van der Bijl, CEO, Altera Management

‘In the current environment, investors will want to know about risk management and affordability, how managers factor in ESG and DEI, even cybersecurity. Managers should be ahead of these questions and be able to show how they’ve prepared for the future.’