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People NewsGenerali Investments appoints Matthias Paetzel as new Head of Sales for Germany and Austria
Generali Investments announces the appointment of Matthias Paetzel as Head of Sales for Germany and Austria, effective July 1st, 2025. In this role, Paetzel will be responsible for the German and Austrian markets, with a strong focus on strengthening relationships with institutional and wholesale clients.
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White papersQ3 2025 Global Trends and Tactics : Real estate opportunities and risks in the current environment
Global real estate returns positive last four quarters
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White papersUnseen upside: The commercial rebound nobody called
Commercial real estate is outperforming housing, reversing a post-pandemic trend as income-driven returns continue to accelerate. This divergence is expected to persist, presenting compelling opportunities for investors.
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White papersExposé
Once a year, the “Exposé” examines trends in the real estate sector in relation to overall economic development. In each issue, the magazine also features six outstanding properties from the real estate portfolio of Swiss Life Asset Managers.
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Asset Manager NewsActis’ Skyline Brazilian transmission platform acquires assets to expand to 1,404km
Actis Long Life Infrastructure Fund 2 momentum continues, with fund now close to 50% deployed
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White papersBroad-based Logistics Demand Offers Resilience Against Tariffs
Despite the most recent reductions and pauses, tariffs triggered a spike in trade policy uncertainty. This is expected to push up supply chain pressures. European logistics occupiers are likely to further deepen their operational focus from just-in-time to just-in-case to ensure continuity. This might trigger a higher demand for logistics space.
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White papersClass Act: Redefining Student Living in Europe - Trends indicate that a new era in student housing could be taking shape in Europe.
In the recent paper Global Living Reimagined, Hines Research identified a specific opportunity emerging in the student housing market in Europe. Indeed, growth in the European privately developed, owned, and managed student housing sector (also known as Purpose-Built Student Accommodation or PBSA) over the last decade has been notable, expanding from 1.9% of total European investment activity in 2019 to 5.3% as of Q3 2024.
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White papersLeveraging the advantages of 60+ years of private real estate debt experience for clients
With 60 years of experience, private real estate debt offers tailored strategies and disciplined lending to navigate shifting market cycles.
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BlogCombining Profit and Purpose: How Real Estate Drives Social Impact
A profound shift has been taking place across the real estate industry in recent years. Success is no longer measured purely by financial return – it’s also about creating places that have a positive social impact and improve people’s lives.
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White papersWhere resilient performance meets stability
Private real estate delivers strong performance while providing the stability investors crave
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White papersLiberation or Aberration: What’s Shaping the Value-Add Opportunity in European Real Estate?
Uncertainties remain on the horizon—but this is extending an already attractive value-add opportunity to invest at the start of a new property cycle.
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White papersEuropean Real Estate: Shelter Amid ‘Tariff-fying’ Times?
U.S. policy uncertainty means Europe might now be going from stagnant economic laggard to a potential oasis of calm for investors. Revisions to German spending plans should help to deliver a growth boost to the bloc in 2026 and beyond.
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White papersSchroders Capital Global Real Estate Lens Q2 2025: your go-to guide to global property markets
Valuations and transaction prices have continued to stabilise and recover despite uncertainties.
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White papersSwitzerland Real Estate Outlook – Edition May 2025
Back in the low-interest environment
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White papersBuilding the future of innovation
Selecting cities for life sciences real estate in Europe
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White papersReal Estate: The Red Thread – Private Markets – Edition May 2025
On entering 2025, we expected a recovery in global real estate markets to gain momentum. The tariffs have created new uncertainty and will likely see a pause in transaction activity as investors take stock. We still expect positive returns this year, but slightly lower and driven by income. Residential looks most defensive and resilient.
