All REIM articles – Page 6
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Asset Manager NewsCPOF acquires interest in The O’Connell Precinct, a 5-building consolidation of financial core Sydney CBD sites, totalling 6,200sqm of land and 60,000sqm of lettable area
CPOF is pleased to announce the successful acquisition of a 50% tenants in common interest in The O’Connell Precinct (the Precinct) for $529.5 million. The acquisition is being funded via a joint venture (JV) between CPOF and the Charter Hall Group (“Charter Hall” or the “Group”) and represents a rare opportunity for CPOF to add a landmark asset to its market-leading office portfolio.
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White papersPrivate real estate lending: Why it’s growing
Private lender activity in US commercial real estate (CRE) has rebounded more sharply than the overall market, nearly doubling its pre-pandemic share of loan originations.
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White papersWhy and Where to Invest in European Real Estate
As 2026 has started, we provide a reminder and update on the reasons for investing into European real estate and identify the specific markets where we believe the best risk-adjusted returns can be expected.
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White papersNavigating Structural Uncertainty with Discipline
After a turbulent period, real estate markets have absorbed a significant amount of pain. We believe 2026 will be defined by structural uncertainty and a return to fundamentals. Predicting interest rates remains complex, so underwriting will need to prioritize income quality over speculative cap rate compression.
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White papersU.S. Commercial Real Estate Chartbook January 2026
Investment activity has been gradually increasing since reaching a low point in 2023. Depressed levels are largely due to redemption queues in funds. For example, the ODCE queue peaked at 19% of NAV in 2023 and is currently at 12%.
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White papersBack to the Future (Again)
Dickens is likely the first and almost certainly the most famous commentator to employ the K-shape analogy to describe the world as he saw it—the best of times and the worst of times.
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White papers2026 European Real Estate Outlook
Why Alternative Real Estate Appears Poised to Come Out Ahead
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White papersRetail’s rebound: The case for selective, institutional conviction
Retail real estate is stabilizing after years of disruption, with well-located, experience-driven assets showing resilience - making selectivity and institutional discipline key to capturing recovery upside.
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White papersInstitutional ownership of single-family rentals (SFR): Investor FAQ
Single-family rentals continue to attract institutional capital as affordability pressures persist, offering diversification benefits, stable cash flows, and exposure to long-term demographic trends.
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Asset Manager NewsEdmond de Rothschild REIM makes new acquisition in the UK
Edmond de Rothschild Real Estate Investment Management (REIM) has acquired a hotel in Marlow for £5.6m, England on behalf of a diversified pan-European strategy, reflecting an initial yield of approximately 7.25% The transaction marks the second deal completed on behalf of this particular strategy in the UK, bringing the total value of investments to £10 million.
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White papersFoundations for securing Australia’s net zero future
Australia stands at a critical juncture in its infrastructure journey. As the world grapples with climate change, shifting geopolitical realities, and rapid technological advancement, Australia’s infrastructure sector is uniquely positioned to lead. With a robust economy, abundant natural resources, and a mature investment environment, the nation offers compelling opportunities for both domestic and international investors.
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White papersThe structural deficit: Analysing the widening gap in global timber supply and demand
The traditional characterisation of timberland as a fringe or “alternative” asset class is increasingly difficult to sustain in the face of contemporary economic data.
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White papersPrivate markets demand can help to pave the long road to net zero
If allocating to private infrastructure stands to offer both ballast and buoyancy, then what’s behind this? In this article, IFM’s Andrea Mody looks at the global megatrends that are creating powerful tailwinds for the asset class, and driving interest in infrastructure among long-term investors.
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White papersUnlocking natural capital value
Institutional investors seeking resilient, future‑ready portfolios are turning to timberland and farmland—strategic assets that combine climate resilience, biodiversity, and long‑term value creation.
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White papersForests as a strategic investment
Wood is an important economic resource. Due to the growing middle class worldwide, there is increasing structural demand for wood. In this context, forests are becoming an attractive investment, ensuring long-term strategic access to wood in times of geopolitical uncertainty.
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White papersNordic timberland as a strategic investment
As timberland becomes a core component of institutional real asset portfolios, allocators increasingly face a relative choice: not whether to own forests, but which type of forest exposure best serves long-term capital
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White papers2026 Real Estate Market Outlook
The headwinds encountered for real estate investment over the last few years seem to be receding. Compared to the beginning of 2025, interest rates are lower, real estate liquidity is improving, the economy is growing, and new construction is decelerating materially.
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White papersCIM in Europe: Albert Yang on growth, innovation, and opportunity
CIM is an established US firm with a focus on private market investments mainly in the US. Headquartered in Los Angeles, it oversees c. $30bn in assets under management (as of December 31, 2025) with 9 offices globally and has over 30 years history of investing in real estate, infrastructure and private credit. The three founders have built a firm with their passion for development, operational expertise and remain active within the business.
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Asset Manager NewsInfravia confirms its ambitions in Real Estate with the full integration of OREIMA
InfraVia has completed the full integration of OREIMA, the real estate investment specialist acquired in 2023. OREIMA’s teams will now operate fully under the InfraVia brand.
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White papersA European cycle for selectivity
Europe’s real estate market is entering a new phase where disciplined asset selection, local insight, and active management are critical to unlocking value amid uneven recovery.
