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White papersIndustrial Real Estate: Short‑Term Uncertainty, Long‑Term Confidence
Industrial fundamentals have cooled as the sector works through excess supply built up following the pandemic and absorption softens as occupiers normalize to long-term trends and/or remain wary of macro risks. While demand indicators remain broadly positive and we are beginning to see green shoots in certain submarkets and size segments, headline rents are declining in some key markets, including Southern California. These market dynamics are raising questions among investors, especially as industrial now represents the largest portion of diversified indices (the expanded NPI’s allocation is ~33% as of 2Q 2025).
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White papersUnlocking Europe’s Living Opportunity
With demand surging and institutional ownership lagging, Europe’s residential sector offers a rare opening for strategic, locally executed investments
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White papersAmerica’s housing opportunity: Beyond the supply gap
Rentership remains a cornerstone at approximately 35% of U.S. households, the rental market goes well beyond apartments, and the central challenge is not only undersupply — but a mismatch between the types and locations of housing relative to where demand exists.
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White papersGrowing momentum for resilient investing in Dutch retail real estate
In an era marked by geopolitical instability and market volatility, Dutch retail real estate stands out as a stable and compelling investment opportunity. With rental growth on the rise and a proven track record of resilience during economic downturns, the sector offers institutional investors a reliable source of returns. However, strategic asset selection—particularly in polarized city centres—remains critical to unlocking long-term value. This article examines the factors that make retail real estate a strategically sound choice and outlines key considerations for investors seeking to capitalize on its potential.
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White papersInvestment Update: Focus on mid-rent homes
“The demand for mid-rent homes in the Netherlands is higher than ever,” says Peter Koppers, Director of Investment Management, in Achmea Real Estate’s latest Investment Update. “Mid-rent offers starters and middle-income households access to affordable and good-quality housing, often in locations where work and amenities are close by. There are opportunities here for institutional investors: the combination of a stable return and a demonstrable social contribution makes this segment particularly attractive.”
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Asset Manager NewsIPUT’s Chief Executive on fundraising, Dublin’s global appeal and ramping up its flex brand.
Niall Gaffney on the Irish property company’s plan to double the footprint of its flexible office platform.
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White papersWhy homes with social value are a winning formula
Discover how the build-to-rent sector is transforming communities and driving long-term investment value.
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White papersSwitzerland Real Estate Outlook – Edition May 2025
Back in the low-interest environment
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White papersGlobal Living Reimagined
The current housing supply shortage and affordability crisis is very real—and it’s also global. By Hines’ estimates, the global housing market across a group of key developed economies that Hines Research analyzes tells us that we need a net 6.5 million housing units to meet current demand. This lack of supply has caused a global affordability crisis, putting many major markets out of reach for potential homebuyers. One important and potentially unexpected outcome has been a pronounced global proclivity to rent: Over 80% of households in the developed economies we analyzed were in country markets showing clear momentum for renting over buying.
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White papersUK commercial real estate recovery
Real rental growth turns positive, but the devil is in the details
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White papersHoming in on the UK’s build-to-rent sector
How can the build-to-rent sector ease the UK’s housing problems? Read more about our views.
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White papersHines Affirms Commitment to Aussie Living Sector After BTR Sites Put Up for Sale
Hines has made a strategic shift from developing Australian rental residential assets in favour of purchasing properties with near-term income potential, the US developer and fund manager said Tuesday, after local media suggested the company was retreating from the build-to-rent sector Down Under.
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White papersEuropean Sale-Leaseback: A Timely, Strategic Opportunity in Europe
This paper, the third in our series, explores why European Sale and Leaseback (SLB) investments are especially compelling at this point in the economic cycle. With appealing day-one income yields, a strong deal pipeline, and a favourable macroeconomic environment, we believe European SLBs offer an attractive opportunity for investors.
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White papersThe Endurance of U.S. Rental Housing Investments
Over the past decade, U.S. multifamily has been among the most sought-after sectors by institutional investors due to its necessity characteristic, the underlying strength of property-level fundamentals, and high historic risk-adjusted total returns.
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Asset Manager NewsEdmond De Rothschild REIM Completes Build-To-Rent Developments In Warrington And Birmingham For Residential Platform
Edmond de Rothschild Real Estate Investment Management (REIM) has added 765 units to its UK residential investment platform with phased completions of major build-to-rent developments in Warrington and Birmingham. In Warrington, opposite Warrington Central railway station, The Steelworks development provides 359 apartments for rent arranged around two large, landscaped courtyards. It features a sky lounge, work-from-home space, private hire kitchen and dining area.
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White papersGerman residential real estate
In our previous piece, we laid out why the current market situation indicates an attractive entry point into European real estate markets as the cycle starts turning. This is particularly the case for those segments or markets where leasing market fundamentals are favorable. In this article, we elaborate on the market fundamentals of German residential real estate.
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White papersEuropean residential real estate - time to live a little
What lies ahead for the European living sector? We discuss the opportunities.
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White papersBGO’s Rob Naso On the Landlord’s New Move-In-Ready Office Model
BGO’s Rob Naso On the Landlord’s New Move-In-Ready Office Model. The company’s rolling out the new Move-In-Ready Office model in New York, Boston, Chicago and other cities to attract tenants that might be uncertain about their office needs.
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White papersCommercial Real Estate Tech: A Research and Venture Fund Perspective
The commercial real estate industry is being inundated with new technologies and property technology companies created to improve virtually all aspects of real estate investing and management.
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Asset Manager NewsCVA's could bring new opportunities to Top UK towns
The retail market has had its fair share of disrupters. The change in consumer trends, technology and the number of Company Voluntary Agreements and administrations, are continuing to have significant effects on the market.
