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Sale-leaseback transactions provide investors with access to high-quality logistics assets at beneficial pricing, say ICG’s Greg Minson, Chris Nichols and Adam Golebiowski.

Supply crunch, e-commerce growth keep real estate in high demand, say Crow Holdings Capital’s Matthew Colter, Michael Balcom and Kelsea Alexander.

Real estate private credit has region-wide potential in Asia-Pacific, but requires local expertise to succeed, say Arjun Pandit and Nick Jacobson.

A value-add approach to small-bay industrial properties can harness secular changes in the US economy, say BKM Capital Partners’ Brian Malliet and Brett Turner.

Navigating risks effectively across Asia’s diverse economies requires skill, experience and teams on the ground, says PAG’s Chris Gradel, as not all markets are created equal.

Relatively attractive pricing of assets returns as investors start to compete again for limited stock in 2025, says Edmond de Rothschild’s Theo Soeters.

Markets in northwestern Europe are starting to offer attractive yield profiles for industrial and logistics investors, says Pieter Akkerman.

When weighing up improvements to real estate assets, it is important to consider the place of sustainability in the whole portfolio, says CDPQ’s Bertrand Millot.

Achieving tangible change will be about showcasing technological solutions’ financial benefits, rather than treating them as extra costs, says CIM Group’s Robert Dupree.

For LaSalle Investment Management’s Ryu Konishi and Julie Manning, decarbonization of the built environment brings significant opportunities for investors – but also risks.