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Asset Manager NewsAchmea Real Estate raises nearly € 1.2 billion for investments in the Dutch real estate market
Achmea Real Estate has raised nearly € 1.2 billion in new investment capital so far this year. Most of this capital comes from clients looking to expand their investments in residential real estate further. Of this amount, € 65 million will be invested in the Achmea Dutch Residential Fund. New mandates have also been received by the healthcare real estate fund and the retail fund.
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White papersPrivate credit and real asset debt: resilience through rate normalisation
Private credit, commercial real estate (CRE), infrastructure debt, and middle market direct lending have proved resilient across most rate regimes because performance is anchored in structure, cashflow durability, and disciplined underwriting - not in the direction of policy rates.
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White papersFive themes shaping global real estate in 2026: European investors’ perspectives
European investors are navigating a more attractive entry point into global real estate as repricing stabilizes and capital markets gradually improve. Structural themes such as logistics demand, demographic shifts, and sustainability are expected to shape allocation decisions heading into 2026.
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White papersCommercial real estate in the age of AI
Artificial intelligence is poised to reshape commercial real estate by increasing demand for data centers, digital infrastructure, and energy-intensive facilities. At the same time, AI-driven analytics could improve property management, leasing strategies, and operational efficiency across real estate portfolios.
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White papersSeniors Housing Market Perspective
The seniors housing sector continued to post solid revenue and NOI gains through the fourth quarter, extending the upward trajectory established over the past several years. Move-ins once again exceeded resident turnover, driving net absorption to a level nearly twice the long‑term average.
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White papersEssential Housing Research Perspective
Essential housing performance, in aggregate, was modest during 2025. Demand remained positive, albeit slowing throughout the year. New supply seemingly peaked and began to roll off. Overall, average vacancies continued to rise in the EHF segment while average market rent growth decelerated materially.
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White papersThe New Old Cycle
U.S. economic data, delayed by the prolonged fourth-quarter federal government shutdown, are slowly catching up to pre-shutdown release schedules and are revealing a mixed view of overall economic strength.
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Asset Manager NewsPBSA: DEA Capital Real Estate, Invesco Real Estate and Banque des Territoires Joint Venture Accelerates Growth in 2026
Paris, 10 March 2026 – Just over a year after its launch, the platform dedicated to student housing created by DeA Capital Real Estate and Invesco Real Estate, and supported by Banque des Territoires, has reached an important milestone.
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White papersInvesting in real estate: The window of opportunity is open
Momentum is returning to European real estate markets and the recovery is underway – albeit in an uneven fashion.
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White papersEuropean CRE total returns accelerate into 2026
European commercial real estate returns are expected to recover into 2026 as improving financing conditions and stabilizing valuations support renewed investment activity. Income growth and yield compression are likely to drive performance following the sector’s recent repricing.
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White papersEuropean CRE: Despite a Firm Footing, the Recovery Stumbles…
Europe’s CRE market recovery conditions are in place—a stable interest rate outlook, steady property pricing, improved financing access and positive rental growth prospects. Whether the market recovery gains traction in 2026 will depend on wider geopolitical and economic events.
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White papersCRE debt: A strategic complement in private markets
Commercial real estate debt is gaining traction as a complementary strategy within private markets, offering attractive risk-adjusted returns and downside protection. In a higher-rate environment, lenders can benefit from improved loan pricing and stronger borrower demand for alternative financing.
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VideoGlobal REITs Outlook for 2026
In our video update for the final quarter of the 2025 calendar year, Chief Investment Officer, Andrew Parsons covers key developments in the Global REIT sector and market insights
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White papersA Golden Opportunity for Senior Housing
Senior housing facilities provide healthcare and hospitality services to aging households and are segmented based on resident medical acuity levels and the required level of care: independent living, assisted living and memory care. The average age of senior housing residents is in the early-to-mid 80s.
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WebinarInvitation | Key themes to watch for private markets investors
Wednesday, 18th March 2026 - 09:00 am GMT | 10:00 am CET
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White papersEurope has institutionalised rental housing. Operations are now the edge.
European rental housing has reached institutional scale. Capital is committed, portfolios are expanding and conviction in the long-term fundamentals is well established. The next advantage will not come from allocation decisions alone. It will come from how effectively those assets are operated.
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White papersDelivering sustainable alpha over long term time horizons
Chris Hohn’s TCI made headlines last year by delivering record profits and building on the firm’s track record as one of the leading global capital allocators. TCI runs a concentrated portfolio, with a limited number of companies held for long time horizons. Out of the vast global opportunity set, Spanish airports group Aena made TCI’s shortlist, which it has now held for over a decade.
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White papersEurope’s three-S opportunity: student, senior and self storage.
European alternative real estate is entering a particularly attractive phase of the market cycle for investment. Following a period of material repricing, capital scarcity and heightened macroeconomic uncertainty, several operationally resilient alternative sectors now offer a rare combination of durable income, structural demand growth and re-based entry pricing.
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White papers2026: A year of normalisation for European listed real estate
After several years of unusual economic conditions, shifting monetary policy and heightened geopolitical uncertainty, 2026 is shaping up to be the long-awaited year of normalisation for European listed real estate. The sector enters the new year with improved fundamentals, stronger investor sentiment and clearer macroeconomic visibility, setting the stage for a more balanced and sustainable growth cycle.
