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With cheap capital no longer driving returns, success hinges on deep market knowledge, hands-on execution and flexible capital strategies.

From market dislocation to sector resilience, real estate’s transformation tells a story of adaptability.

In a market upended by new priorities, overlooked sectors are stepping into the spotlight with staying power.

Public funding cuts and a housing supply shortfall coupled with a strong rental culture and high occupancy rates in the Netherlands are creating a big opening for foreign investors, industry leaders explain in this episode of The PERE Podcast.

With macroeconomic trajectories uncertain, financial institutions offering a broad range of products across multiple geographies are positioned to deliver positive returns, explains Arrow Global’s Ellis Sher.

Economic and political upheaval are weighing on parts of the economy, but the purpose-built student accommodation sector at Power Four conference schools continues to thrive, says Kayne Anderson’s Al Rabil.

Redevco’s Steven Zeeman, Reinout Huisman and Robert Bakker argue that sustainability in residential development must reflect what residents really want.

Serviced apartments and co-living offer investors a compelling blend of flexibility and stability because of their hybrid nature, says CapitaLand Investment’s Mak Hoe Kit.

Residential demand is resulting in growth opportunities across subsectors in the US and Europe, explain Eric Shepsman and Henrik Orrbeck at Partners Group.

The sector is seeing increased interest thanks to its counter-cyclical characteristics and growing opportunities, says Mapletree’s Matt Walker.