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Fund Manager Survey

Published annually since 2011

The ANREV / INREV / NCREIF Fund Manager Survey explores total real estate assets under management (AUM) of all real estate fund management companies, providing greater insights into regional composition and vehicle types.

The survey has global coverage and is conducted in conjunction with ANREV in Asia Pacific and NCREIF in the US with the aim of providing a greater appreciation of the real estate fund manager landscape globally. 

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Fund Manager Survey 2024

Published on 28 May 2024

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Global real estate AUM falls to €3.7 trillion

Key highlights include:

  • Concentration of capital in the upper quartile continues. The fund managers in the upper quartile accumulate around 79% of the total global real estate AUM.
  • Top 10 RE managers reported an average AUM of €189.6 billion, a 2.9% increase on the €182.6 billion equivalent at the end of 2022.

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