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PERE’s Perspectives 2025 Study indicates sentiment around private real estate is improving among investors. But that does not mean they are ready to invest yet.

Global supply chains have been reorganizing since the pandemic, but that does not necessarily mean deglobalization.

Strong returns are on the horizon for the resilient and dynamic sector.

Institutional appetite continues its recovery as conviction builds into 2025, writes James Jacobs, head of real assets for Lazard’s private capital advisory group.

US industrial and logistics markets are expected to enter a new cycle in 2025, according to CBRE Research.

Investors’ top risk factors, favored sectors and performance expectations from private real estate are shifting as the industry finds a path to recovery.

Encouraged by shifting market conditions and resilience to economic challenges, managers and investors are backing the sector to deliver strong returns in the next cycle.

Ted Gooden, whose business Växa Partners will focus on M&A advisory and strategic consulting, expects ‘very transformative’ deals over the next five years.

The logistics sector is seeing a shrinking supply pipeline and a window for new development opportunities, says Mapletree Investments’ Richard Prokup.

Facilities located near the US-Mexico border are positioned for increased interest from occupiers and investors, according to Nathan Kane, head of research at Realterm.