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Asia’s largest logistics market has had a rough ride, but with development pipelines declining and demand rebounding, premium assets are there for the taking, says DNE Group’s Keaton Yu.

A surge in small-bay demand is reshaping industrial real estate and pushing capital toward operationally intensive platforms, says BKM’s Brian Malliet.

Asset granularity is key for investors seeking returns in European logistics markets, explain Crossbay’s Marco Riva, Marcus Meijer and Michelle Doran.

BREEAM’s Breana Wheeler and Tom Wilson say investors are demanding proof over promises as whole-life carbon, granular performance data and brown-to-green strategies reshape risk.

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’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.

The market dynamics of the European logistics sector can be capitalized on with a tenant-focused approach and global capital, explains Redevco’s Hugh Macdonald-Brown.

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.

As the Netherlands’ population ages, demand for senior housing is redefining the country’s investment landscape while offering impact-driven opportunity for capital investors, says Maya Savelkoul, fund manager, impact investments, at Bouwinvest.