All Real Estate articles – Page 42
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White papersRedefining real assets: The Megatrends series
Demand for real assets is underpinned by megatrends which persist throughout market cycles, allowing investors to develop forward-looking investment strategies with confidence. Megatrends play out slowly and are inherently difficult to disrupt. But over the last few years we have seen a period of unprecedented change.
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White papers2024 Trends and Tactics: Real estate opportunities and risks in the current environment
Discover the latest real estate market trends in our quarterly research report. Dive deeper into regional market and sector conditions to find out the tactics we incorporate into our investment decisions.
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White papersEuropean Real Estate: An Uneven Path Ahead
Downward price pressures are easing in the European real estate market. The timing of recoveries in pricing by geographies and sectors likely will occur in line with variations in real estate debt refinancing funding gaps and long-term growth drivers. The Barings Real Estate team discusses how this is shaping investment opportunities.
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White papersEuropean Logistics: Why Now
Why European Logistics? During the previous property cycle, the European logistics sector emerged as a standout performer, driven by robust fundamentals and enduring demand trends.
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White papersSelf-storage is a small but high-performing sector
Learn how self-storage can fit into a diversified portfolio
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White papersIPM – Edition May 2024: Our semi-annual insights into private markets
The path that real asset owners have trodden over the last two years has been challenging. Investment volumes have hit record lows in some markets, at least in terms of inflation-adjusted figures. The bifurcation between markets’ performance has also been vast: according to MSCI1, US offices have seen their capital values drop by more than 30% from year-end 2021, while US industrial values are up nearly 5% over the same time period. And while not as extreme, similar stories can be said for many other private markets.
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Asset Manager NewsHines Expands Regional Headquarters In New York
(NEW YORK, NY) – Hines, a global real estate investment manager, announced today that it is nearly doubling its New York City office space with a 12-year lease at 555 Greenwich+345 Hudson. Described by Fast Company as “New York’s most energy-efficient new office building,” 555 Greenwich has garnered industry acclaim for its innovative sustainability system and full electrification to eliminate the on-site use of fossil fuels resulting in 80% less energy usage than similar structures in Manhattan.
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Asset Manager NewsJapan’s Waseda University Wins Second Consecutive Victory at 2024 ULI Hines Student Competition Asia Pacific
Winning proposal outlines plans to transform Tokyo’s former Tsukiji Fish Market into a mixed-use biochemistry hub
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White papersNear-term opportunities and long-term trends
After the correction, we assess those areas that we believe might benefit over the coming months – and the megatrends set to define the years to come.
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White papersWhy Almanac Prefers Real Estate Platforms
In this interview Wouter Klijn from i3 (Australian institutional publication) speaks with Matthew Kaplan and Justin J. Hakimian. They discuss how when investing in real estate, you can’t take people and their motivations out of the equation.
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White papersMegatrends: Transformative technology
Artificial intelligence (AI), specifically generative AI (GenAI), is poised to affect virtually every sector of the global economy and transform the workforce.
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PodcastRedevco published its 16th Responsible Investment Report
Our mission, to make cities more sustainable and liveable, not only requires us to massively reduce operational and embodied emissions within our assets, as we are working towards net zero carbon by 2040, but to also evaluate the social impact of everything we do.
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Asset Manager NewsHeitman Completes the Acquisition of Bjerkebanen Apartments in Oslo
Heitman LLC (“Heitman”), a global real estate investment management firm today announced the acquisition of its first residential asset in Oslo. Bjerkebanen Apartments is located in the growing Bjerke district of Oslo and has over 6,000 square metres of residential and commercial space.
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White papersWhy Asia Now
Very simply, a compelling case can be made for having an Asian real estate allocation in global investor portfolios.
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White papersAPAC investors should look west for real estate
APAC investors: look west not east for real estate opportunities.
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Asset Manager NewsDeA Capital Real Estate In Iberia Builds New Apq Logistics Warehouse For Ecoquímica In Pinto
DeA Capital Real Estate in Iberia is building a new logistics platform leased to EcoQuímica Logistica Integral, an operator specialising in the storage and management of chemical waste. This is a turnkey project located in sector 5 of the Río Pinto industrial estate. The municipality of Pinto (Madrid), which is only 20 km from the centre of the capital, stands out as a strategic enclave due to its connection to the Cantabrian Highway and its proximity to important services in western Asturias, offering direct connections to the A-4, R-4 and M50.
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White papersUnlocking hidden potential
Real estate markets in the US and Asia Pacific are behaving differently today, with potential dislocation in the former due to higher interest rates, and steadier fundamentals in the latter.
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White papersCyclical, structural, vintage: The outlook for real estate equity
High inflation and rising rates hit activity in real estate markets over the past year. But cautious optimism is now returning to the investment landscape in the UK and Europe, say Imogen Ebbs and George Fraser-Harding.
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Asset Manager NewsAchmea Real Estate acquires neighbourhood shopping centre De Korf
Achmea Real Estate has acquired neighbourhood shopping centre De Korf in Krimpen aan den IJssel on behalf of the Achmea Dutch Retail Property Fund (ADRPF) from Van der Vorm Vastgoed. The 9,000 m2 centre has 34 tenants and is fully let. The neighbourhood shopping centre focuses on daily shopping with tenants such as Jumbo, Lidl, Action, Kruidvat and Zeeman.
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White papers10 trends driving the global data center market
AI is driving enormous increases in demand—and massive densification.
