All REIM articles – Page 10
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Asset Manager NewsCapital House Disposition
Barings recently sold Capital House, a landmark office building in close proximity to Bank junction, the City of London and the Bank of England. The asset was sold off-market, achieving a price above book value and a tighter yield compared to market level prime city yields.
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Asset Manager NewsIPUT Real Estate leases second floor of Styne House; on target to lease 130,000 sq ft of prime office space in Dublin in 2025
IPUT Real Estate (‘IPUT’), Dublin’s leading property investment company, is pleased to announce that it has let the 14,000 sq ft second floor of Styne House to two occupiers, ION and NTT DATA on multi-year leases. ION will occupy 9,000 sq ft and NTT DATA will occupy 5,000 sq ft Both companies are new occupiers in IPUT’s portfolio and their move to Styne House demonstrates that Dublin’s central business district (CBD) remains the preferred office location within the city.
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White papersAn introduction to back leverage in real estate debt funds
Back leverage has become an increasingly common feature of real estate debt (or “RED”) fund strategies, enabling funds to expand their lending capacity, participate in a wider range of investment opportunities and drive enhanced returns for investors.
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White papersGrowing U.S. healthcare demand creates real estate opportunity
Why medical outpatient buildings deserve your attention now
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White papersEXPO REAL 2025
Dave White recently spoke with Commercial Real Estate Media Europe when attending EXPO REAL 2025 about several key factors shaping real estate debt markets right now.
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Asset Manager NewsCharter Hall tops GRESB rankings with five funds in the global top 10 most sustainable
Charter Hall Group (Charter Hall or the Group) has been globally recognised for its ESG leadership in real estate, with five Charter Hall funds ranking in the top 10 funds according to the 2025 GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark) results.
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White papersThe rise of Green Loans in European real estate debt
While European real estate lending volumes have been relatively subdued in recent years due to a slowdown in transaction activity, green lending has emerged as a notable exception to this trend.
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Asset Manager NewsCharter Hall’s managed convenience retail fund CCRF included in the MSCI/Mercer Australia Core Wholesale Property Fund Index
Charter Hall Group (Charter Hall or the Group) is pleased to announce that the $2.5 billion Charter Hall Convenience Retail Fund (CCRF or the Fund) has been added to the MSCI/Mercer Australia Core Wholesale Property Fund Index (MSCI or the Index) as per the recently released September 2025 monthly MSCI report.
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White papersGRESB 2024 Results
We are extremely proud to have retained our GRESB 5-star ratings for the third consecutive year across both our standing investments and development projects.
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White papersWhat’s the Fed watching in CRE? (September Minutes Update)
U.S. commercial real estate remains under the Fed’s watch as delinquency rates rise in CMBS loans, but liquidity across CRE credit markets stays broadly stable, supported by disciplined lending and resilient fundamentals.
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White papersNuveen Real Estate Provides €350 Million Debt Financing for Premium Dutch Light Industrial Portfolio
Ten-Year Senior Loan Supports Urban Industrial’s Strategic Portfolio of 55 Assets Across the Netherlands’ Prime Randstad Region.
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White papersWhy now is the time for European real estate debt
Our research shows that the current opportunity for investors in private real estate credit is very attractive, and alternative lenders are poised to further expand their market share in the coming years.
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White papersISA Briefing: Intimidating everybody? Bond markets and the real estate outlook
The bond market is the crucible in which views on growth, inflation and risk combine to determine the interest rates that borrowers must pay, and the discount rates with which cash flows are valued.
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White papersUnderstanding the capital structure of real estate
Real estate investment encompasses far more than simply purchasing properties. Behind most significant real estate ventures lies a carefully engineered capital structure sometimes referred to as a “capital stack”).
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Asset Manager NewsIPUT Real Estate acquires two prime office buildings on St. Stephen’s Green to expand its Studio flexible workspace brand
IPUT Real Estate (‘IPUT’), Dublin’s leading property investment company, announces that it has acquired two buildings on St Stephen’s Green, comprising a total of 43,000 sq ft. The acquisitions increase IPUT’s St. Stephen’s Green portfolio to 100,000 sq ft across five buildings, and to 2.15 million sq ft of offices in Dublin’s central business district (CBD).
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White papersAnother successful year! 2025 GRESB Real Estate and Infrastructure Assessments
Following on from previous years, UBS Asset Management’s Global Real Assets (GRA) sustainability efforts continue to be recognized with strong results in the 2025 GRESB Real Estate and Infrastructure Assessments.
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White papersInvestment strategies for the new market cycle
Trends in the institutional real estate markets. The sentiment of institutional investors is improving. While recently mainly opportunistic and risk-taking players were active, the larger group of conservatively oriented and risk-averse institutional real estate investors is slowly returning to the markets.
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White papersBeyond quartiles: The alpha reckoning in private markets
Can your fund manager really generate alpha, or just ride the market tide? For decades, private market investors have wrestled with a deceptively simple question, is my fund manager truly skilled, or just riding the wave of the market tide?
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White papersEurope’s real estate renaissance
European real estate markets are finally stepping out from the shadow of their American counterparts, as the global investment landscape undergoes a fundamental transformation. For investors, this presents a compelling opportunity to reconsider European real estate strategies, particularly value-add approaches with the potential for superior returns in an increasingly favourable environment.
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White papers‘Why Now?’ for Listed Infrastructure
Listed infrastructure has matured into a recognised core allocation for sophisticated investors. Once considered a niche alternative, it is now often viewed as an integral part of multi-asset portfolios, providing a unique blend of return, stability, and structural growth. Here we highlight why moderating macro pressures and enduring structural growth drivers reinforce the strategic role of the asset class now.
