Funds that had the first closing between 2017 and 2019 recorded an IRR of 6.6% on a pooled basis, down from 8.4% in Q4 2020
Key highlights:
- Core funds launched between 2011 and 2013 outperformed all other core pooled vintages, showing a since inception IRR of 8.7% on a pooled basis
- IRRs for 2019 vintage funds turn negative in Q1 2021
- Recently launched single sector funds outperformed multi sector funds on both a pooled and an equally weighted basis
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INREV Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Quarterly Index
Last updated on 10 Sep 2024
The IRR Index measures the since inception internal rate of return performance of European closed end non-listed real estate vehicles. Performance is measured net of fees and costs, and is computed on both a pooled return basis and an equally weighted basis.