Germany & France: the sick men of Europe
Over the last year, the European non-listed real estate market can be characterised by continued negative performance. Read more
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Analysis at your fingertips
From Director of INREV’s Research and Market Information to user of INREV data, Henri Vuong, Head of Real Estate Debt Investment Research at PGIM, shared her insights on the importance of reliable data and the evolution of INREV’s analysis tools with IQ. Read more
Data, the currency of tomorrow
IQ spoke to Katie Smith, Head of Analytics at CBRE Investment Management, for her insights on data in the non-listed real estate market. Read more
The INREV Asset Level Index
In 2019, INREV launched the first edition of the Asset Level Index, following three years of consultation and development. As per the initial predictions of some of the Index’s early adopters, it has radically improved transparency of the European non-listed real estate market. Read more
European Debt Funds on an upward path
Ever since the Global Financial Crisis, ‘alternative’ lenders’ share of European real estate debt has risen relative to that of banks. This trend, which mirrored developments in the US a decade earlier, shows no signs of slowing down. Read more
Investment Intentions 2022
The real estate market has evolved significantly over the last decade. Structural trends and developments have brought about changes in the way the attractiveness of different sectors is perceived. In general, market dynamics have continued to evolve as a result of changes in the social, economic, political, technological and demographical landscape, and most recently in the face of a pandemic. Read more
European non listed real estate debt in the spotlight
As appetite for non-listed real estate debt increases, IQ looks at INREV’s plans for the first European private debt vehicles performance index. Read more
Real Estate in the time of COVID-19
2020 has been a year like no other. In the midst of recurring lock-downs across Europe, the Real Estate market continues to react to repeated changes in its access and use. For the first time, stakeholders in commercial (and to a certain extent residential) buildings have been unable to visit the physical space that they occupy, manage and own. Read more
At a glance:
Market insights show negative returns, but market adjusting to the new normal 2020 has presented the European real estate investment market with a wave of unprecedented challenges as a result of the global pandemic. And, as we continue through the year, it remains yet to be seen how the market conditions will continue to evolve following potential further COVID-19 related impacts. Read more
Beds investment bedding down
It may be too early to predict the new normal for real estate allocations post COVID-19, but the beds sector is on the up. Allocations to residential and its close relations were already growing before the virus hit, and anecdotal evidence suggests that interest in the sector has accelerated further since then. Read more