All REIM articles – Page 9
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White papersTargeted investment: Untangling the building and the grid
Integrating the right metrics into the investment process can help to effectively promote sustainability and boost returns.
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White papersEuropean Real Estate: So, We Survived Til ’25?
Global geopolitical uncertainty has postponed the hoped-for European real estate recovery this year. However, while macro risk is high, property market risk is low—and the pause in recovery arguably extends the opportunity to invest near the start of a new property cycle.
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White papersKeep calm and carry on? The ISA Outlook 2025, six months in
In a recent conversation, Dominic Silman and Brian Klinksiek revisited LaSalle’s ISA Outlook themes amid 2025’s rapidly developing and unpredictable geopolitical and macroeconomic climate.
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White papersQ&A with Global CEO Mark Gabbay
Real estate: The world’s simplest, most complicated asset class
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VideoGlobal REITs Update – Q1 2025
In our video update for the 1st quarter of the 2025 calendar year, Portfolio Manager, Marco Colantonio covers key developments in the Global REIT sector and market insights
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White papersUnexpect the Expected – The World According to Trump
The dramatic changes to U.S. tariffs settings challenges the financial market’s Trump pro-growth market narrative which heralded the start of 2025. Instead, investors now face conditions which look likely to invoke a global economic slowdown, if not recession, with significant pressure on corporate earnings from higher costs together with unsettled consumer demand and production patterns.
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White papersAPAC Research Perspective - Q2 2025
Q2 2025 was a turbulent period for financial markets, driven by tariff threats, protracted negotiations, geopolitical tensions, and heightened bond volatility. In equity markets, US exceptionalism was challenged, prompting investors to reallocate in search for more attractive valuations, eventually resulting in Asia Pacific benefiting.
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White papersEssential Housing Research Perspective - Q2 2025
The 90+ days stretching from April 2nd Liberation Day through the July 4th signing of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) represents one of the most consequential periods of federal government policy change in many years. When taken together, these policy changes are, at best, mixed and in some ways negative for both future essential housing development and the financial wellbeing of essential housing renters.
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White papersSeniors Housing Research Perspective
The seniors housing sector showed continued strength through the second quarter, with healthy gains in both revenue and net operating income (NOI). Net absorption reached near-record highs, driven by move-ins outpacing move-outs, 11% above last year’s second-quarter pace and more than any quarter before the pandemic according to the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC).
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White papersU.S. Economic & Property Market Perspective - Q2 2025
Bookended by “Liberation Day” on April 2nd and the President signing into law the “One Big Beautiful Bill” on July 4th, the past 90+ day period is arguably the most consequential period of federal government policy change in the U.S. since the onset of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) in the latter part of 2008 and early 2009.
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White papersBend, Not Break: Investing in Real Estate Amid Economic Uncertainty
Unlocking durable income through discipline, active value creation, and local insight
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Research ReportIncrease In Conversions Expected To Benefit European Office Market Recovery
In this publication, we update our analyses for European office markets. Our initial analyses show that GenAI is expected to have a positive impact on office employment as it will automate certain routine tasks, while creating new higher value-add AI-related jobs. London, Paris and Frankfurt are expected to benefit most from future AI adaptation.
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White papers2025 Mid-year update: Inside Real Estate outlook
Commercial real estate is steadily recovering in mid-2025, supported by stronger debt markets and rising income returns. Key opportunities lie in sectors like data centers, residential, and healthcare, where fundamentals remain solid.
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People NewsEdmond de Rothschild REIM appoints Klaus Schmitz as Chief Investment Officer Europe and Executive Chairman UK
Based in London, Klaus will join the Edmond de Rothschild REIM Executive Committee and report to co-CEOs Pierre Jacquot and Arnaud Andrieu. In his dual role, he will lead Edmond de Rothschild REIM’s pan-European investment strategy, lead investment activity and help strengthen relationships with capital partners across key markets.
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Asset Manager News25 North Wall Quay | Setting the Standard
IPUT is proud to mark the official opening of 25 North Wall Quay with An Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, and our long-standing partners, A&L Goodbody.
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White papersThe European market view: Does uncertainty reign?
Breaking economic patterns: Europe’s real estate landscape
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Research ReportInfrastructure Quarterly: Q2 2025
Although the start of 2025 saw rollercoaster market volatility and tense global trade dynamics, infrastructure markets demonstrated resilience and adaptability. The rise in capital inflows and doubling of greenfield deal activity in data centers and renewable energy speaks to the market demand for infrastructure despite pending tariffs and policy uncertainty.
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People NewsIPUT Real Estate welcomes Award-Winning Chef Mark Moriarty to Wilton Park
Mark Moriarty Studio will be a dedicated food and events space comprising a chef’s table, a test kitchen, and a high-end production facility for television and podcast recording.
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White papersThe winners and losers of the bifurcated housing market
U.S. housing markets are becoming increasingly polarized: regions with abundant inventory face sluggish demand and price normalization, while commercial real estate benefits from attractive income-driven returns under improved financing conditions.
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White papersClosing the loop on decarbonized transport
Investing in decarbonized transport and its role in the energy transition
