Inflation

In Europe, banks are still part of the refinancing equation

Banks remain a major part of Europe’s refinancing picture, but insurers are also becoming more active.

Capitalization rates in single-tenant net lease deals are climbing

Warning signs are appearing, but the net lease sector remains stable.

Assessing three ways to play for net lease investors

In an environment where credit is tight and liquidity needs are growing, sale-leasebacks, build-to-suits and net lease acquisitions each have their own set of headwinds and tailwinds.

Is now the time for net lease?

PERE investigates whether net leases are becoming more attractive and whether they will remain appealing if inflation tapers back down.

Rental housing shows resilience

Fundraising for rental residential continues apace, as there is still plenty of capital seeking to profit from the sector’s long-term performance.

Why investors dig student housing

Interest rate rises upset the student housing market in late 2022, but strong operational performance means investors remain keen to allocate to the sector.

Affordable housing gap spells opportunity

As the gap between supply and demand for affordable housing widens, institutional investors see opportunities to invest to meet ESG goals and boost financial returns, writes Keith Button.

PATRIZIA: Rental takes center stage

A confluence of factors is making the asset class particularly attractive to long-term investors, says PATRIZIA’s Marcus Cieleback.

Eagle Street Partners on how residential withstands volatility

Underpinned by demographic tailwinds, rental models across the living sector can provide stable, long-term returns as tenants progress through different life stages, argues Eagle Street’s Shane Scully.

Making capital stack up in a tough financing environment

Low interest rates made it easy to boost returns from real estate. Now life is much harder, especially for those with loan maturity looming.