It is much too early to predict the consequences of Brexit for London’s economy and employment. Of course, this will largely depend on what type of Brexit (hard, soft, medium...) takes place, and what these broad descriptions mean in detail. Read more
One of the primary goals of the INREV public affairs team is to leverage our presence in Brussels to help EU policy makers understand the important role of real estate investment in the European economy. Read more
You will see from the full contents of this IQ that it has been ‘business as usual’ for INREV over the last few months, despite the change in leadership, and we have significant progress to report on a number of projects that started under former CEO Matthias Thomas. Read more
As the pace of digital innovation continues to accelerate, real estate must be sure not to get left behind. In this fast moving environment, INREV is looking to help the industry harness the potential of new technology and achieve favourable outcomes from the vast range of choices it will face. Read more
Getting on in life – and your career – can often be a question of who you know, but in such a multi-faceted industry as non-listed real estate, arming yourself with knowledge is equally important. Read more
The past year has seen economic stability gradually re-establish itself in Europe. Higher growth, lower unemployment and relatively stable foreign exchange rates have brought a measure of calm to economies severely tested by the Global Financial Crisis. Meanwhile, though, major political shocks have led to unprecedented instability for policy makers. Read more
IQ caught up with Nina Grunow, Legal Counsel – Transactions and Tax at ATP Real Estate, who told us why the new INREV Tax and Regulatory Guide is so useful and how members can get the most out of it. Read more
IQ recently spoke to Marco Plazzotta, Head of Real Estate Investments at Italian insurers Poste Vita, about the challenges of building a balanced global real estate portfolio with a small in-house team, and his approach to investing in the non-listed sector. Read more
Next month, INREV will publish a study on defined contribution (DC) pensions and the role of non-listed real estate. The study hopes to achieve two objectives: Read more
A major benefit of INREV’s deep and diverse member base is the potential for attracting new funds into its indices. And with each new fund comes valuable additional transparency for the European real estate industry. Read more
