Europe

The mood at the EXPO Real conference in Munich this week was somber with all eyes on where interest rates will land.

A turbulent macro environment could mean more fluidity in PERE’s ranking of the largest real estate allocators in the coming years.

Rising interest rates have helped to create a dichotomy between investor and occupier demand in one of the most popular property sectors.

Former Goldman executive bolsters the leadership team of the growing regional platform, which has doubled in size since 2016.

View our presentation for more on how institutions are grappling with the top trends and challenges in the industry.

While a 25% currency discount is a lure for some international bargain hunters, the institutional attitude has remained largely circumspect.

Macroeconomic uncertainty may have put institutional real estate investors on hold, but many are poised to exploit market dislocation.

As institutional real estate investors get to grips with net zero, they are making more demands of their partners and operators.

Our Global Investor 100 report returns with a new investor taking the top position.

Widening discounts for secondaries assets and softening prices for development sites are among the opportunities to leverage, according to David Roberts, global head of real estate strategy at Macquarie Asset Management.