All Real Estate articles – Page 33
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White papersReports on extraordinary events - Market reaction to the tariff dispute
Analysis or commentary which is used for exceptionally important or unexpected events. These can be economic, political or socio-economic in nature.
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White papersEuropean Hotel Sector: Creating value through transformation
The first step in a value-added investment strategy is finding undervalued or illiquid hotels with good micro locations in attractive markets.
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White papersThe Grey Wave – Opportunities in U.S. Seniors Housing
U.S. Seniors Housing is attracting increased investor focus due to an aging population which will provide landlords with a demand tailwind coupled with some insulation from short term economic cycles. In just the past few years, the larger seniors housing landlords have recast the relationship with their tenants, and this has positioned those property owners to benefit from similar operational improvements already seen across many other commercial property sectors.
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WebinarMarket Perspectives Webinar - Global real estate: Approaching the turn replay
With interest rates falling and global growth stabilising, opportunities are emerging in global real estate. Watch the replay to hear from Macquarie Asset Management’s panel of experts as they discuss the outlook and how investors should position their portfolios to take advantage of current market pricing.
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White papersU.S. single-family rentals
In the third part of our Living Sector Series, we focus our attention on single-family rentals, which is one of our highest conviction strategies within the real estate asset class today. Once synonymous with home ownership, the single-family market underwent an evolution following the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) due to shifts in economic and demographic dynamics, which changed the way individuals and households think about housing.
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White papersQuantifying carbon and climate risk: IREI interview with Olivia Muir
While reducing carbon emissions is a crucial aspect of ESG, what are other important factors to consider for real estate investors?
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White papersSchroders Capital Global Real Estate Lens March 2024: your go-to guide to global property markets
Our latest analysis highlights the key data and trends that matter to global real estate investors.
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Research ReportClimate Report 2024 Investing In Climate-Proof Real Estate
The Earth is warming rapidly. We see the consequences in our daily news, with reports of record temperatures, melting ice caps and prolonged droughts interspersed with images of floods caused by torrential rain. These consequences include heat stress, food shortages and mass refugee movements. Action is needed if we are to reverse this trend. It’s time to act.
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White papersNo Need to Call the Bottom – Examining Fund Vintage in the US
Rising financing costs since the Fed began to institute a series of rate hikes in March 2022 have put downward pressure on commercial real estate values. Indeed, the 11.9% annual decline in property values in the NCREIF Property Index (NPI) in 2023 was slightly worse than the annual losses suffered in 1991, 1992, and 2008 and is the second-worst year of appreciation returns since the index’s inception in 1978.
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White papersDecarbonization Metrics for Real Estate Investment: Goal Setting for a Portfolio in the Context of Absolute vs. Intensity Metrics
While there is not a one-size-fits-all approach to track progress toward reducing emissions, due to the complexities of real estate portfolios, we believe intensity-based metrics offer a more flexible and reliable method for tracking decarbonization progress than absolute targets for reasons discussed in this paper.
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White papersDecarbonization Metrics for Real Estate Investment
Goal Setting for a Portfolio in the Context of Absolute vs. Intensity Metrics
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White papersEuropean logistics: An evolving landscape
The logistics industry has become vital to our global and interconnected society. Once purely related to the military art of supplying and moving troops across the battlefield, in today’s world, the industry encompasses a large group of companies specialising in the transportation, warehousing, and management of goods.
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White papersEuropean Residential: Finding A New Balance
Prime European residential markets show solid occupancy fundamentals and stabilising investment yields. This is despite the 2022-23 upward shift in interest rates and associated decline in lending. Student housing has also remained a key alternative sub-sector. The long-standing shortage of housing has further Intensified as higher mortgage rates and ...
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White papersQ1 2024 - Asia Pacific Market Perspective
Markets Moving Out of Sync, Rate Cut Expectations Recede, Noise And Volatility To Continue
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White papersQ1 2024 - U.S. Economic and Property Market Outlook
U.S. economic growth slowed sharply over the first three months of 2024, decelerating from more than 4% annualized growth recorded during the second half of 2023 to only 1.6% for the first quarter.
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White papersParsing Office Distress
In this AFIRE article, Dags Chen and Lincoln Janes lay out a framework for parsing upswell in distress across the office sector—and discuss how this is presenting a potential opportunity, especially for investors willing to brave the dislocation.
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PodcastEuropean Real Estate: Light at the End of the Tunnel?
While European real estate markets have faced headwinds in recent years, there are signs that we may be at or nearing the trough of the cycle. Portfolio manager, Rory Allan provides insight into where the Barings team is finding attractive opportunities to deploy capital today.
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White papersThe Case for U.S. & EU Industrial Real Estate
The industrial sector has become a global favorite amongst institutional investors as large structural shifts already underway, accelerated during the pandemic.
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Research ReportPrivate Insights #4 - Back to school - Hedging inflation with student accommodation
“The fundamental demand-supply imbalance of the student accommodation sector and its counter cyclical nature positions it as a defensive asset class, amid a period of market uncertainty. In line with the Group’s strategy of diversifying and ensuring a resilient portfolio, we aim to continue seeking out opportunities for strategic investments while also leveraging our development capabilities to ensure our existing portfolio remains competitive.” - Mr Chua Tiow Chye, Deputy Group CEO, Mapletree
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White papersU.S. multifamily housing: Distress can create opportunity
The U.S. multifamily housing sector faces challenges from both overdevelopment and capital market pressures, with ongoing issues anticipated through 2025. However, solid macroeconomic fundamentals and sustained demand, particularly from younger generations favoring rentals, offer potential opportunities in the medium-term for well-capitalized investors to exploit distress in the market.
