Sectors

PIMCO: Turning sustainability into value for real estate

From stronger tenant demand to better financing conditions and higher exit values, the rewards for sustainable assets are tangible, argues PIMCO Prime’s Annette Kroeger.

LaSalle IM: Sustainability moves from slogan to strategy in commercial real estate

LaSalle’s Julie Manning says commercial property investors have entered a new era where sustainability is no longer a side initiative but a core value driver.

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.

Artemis Real Estate Partners: The quiet boom in healthcare real estate

With demand for senior housing and medical offices on the rise, operational expertise is driving returns in this unique sector, say Artemis Real Estate Partners’ Anar Chudgar and Kevin Nishimura.

Kayne Anderson: Medical office buildings prove defensive, durable and in demand

As outpatient care takes center stage in modern healthcare, medical office buildings offer investors strong stable returns amid economic shifts, note Al Rabil and Peter Westmeyer.

Medical real estate assets earn renewed attention from public markets

Healthcare REITs have posted strong performance in recent quarters, but a selective approach remains essential.

Demand for outpatient, social care puts healthcare real estate on the rise

Driven by aging populations and the shift toward outpatient, specialty and community-based care, the sector is expanding rapidly.

Medical office buildings are becoming commercial real estate’s fifth food group

Amid a shaky office market, MOBs are emerging as a stable, high-demand investment driven by a demographically fueled rise in outpatient care needs, writes JC Russell.

Kayne Anderson raises $2.5bn for Fund VII, on track to beat target

The Los Angeles-based firm is targeting a net IRR of 15-18% for its seventh flagship opportunistic fund, which has a $3bn target.

Connecticut Retirement considers boosting real estate pacing plan

The increase would come after CRPTF fell short of its non-core commitment target in 2025.