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Regulatory momentum slows amid ESG pushback

Investor fatigue and political hostility weigh on environmental, social and governance initiatives in real estate, writes James Alker.

Real estate investors cannot ignore the environmental bottom line

With so many different sustainable strategies to choose from, investors and managers must decide what is right for their portfolios.

GRESB: Social impact matters in residential real estate

Outcomes related to affordability, safety and community are as material as carbon and energy efficiency to residential portfolios, according to Charles van Thiel, director of the Real Estate Standard at GRESB.

The shrinking real estate investor universe

Consolidation among capital allocators is accelerating – and expected to further drive bifurcation among managers.

Investor Intentions: MSBI looks for private markets investment consultant

The Saint Paul-based public pension has issued an RFP for private markets and alternative consulting services.

Download PERE’s 2025 Sustainable Investing report

Inside: The key trends redefining sustainable investing; How sustainable construction can help meet housing demand; The impact of regulatory pushback on ESG measures; Expert analysis from industry leaders; And much more…

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Inside: Identifying the real opportunity in care communities; Why healthcare REITs need to be treated with caution; And MOBs – real estate’s fifth food group; Plus, expert analysis and much more…

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Inside: A new superpower – how Australian superfund consolidation is driving capital to real estate; How a shrinking investor universe is impacting the asset class; Plus, an Asia-Pacific roundtable; And much more…

Deep Dive: Why Australian superfunds are real estate’s emerging superpower

Australia’s superfunds are on track to become the second-largest pension pool in the world. That will have major ramifications for private real estate.

Healthcare real estate is finding its stride amid aging populations

For investors, rising demand for care, limited new supply and a service that cannot easily move online equals inelastic demand and strong returns.