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After a period of political and economic turbulence, not to mention real estate market paralysis, participants in PERE’s UK roundtable anticipate calmer waters ahead.

A confluence of positive drivers means there has never been a better time for European net lease investment, say Lodge Quai’s Thomas Reckers and David Leshnick.

The sector’s consistent income and ‘sleep-well-at-night’ risk profile make it appealing to a wide pool of capital allocators, say USRA’s David Grazioli and Justin Arasin.

Investors appear to be flocking back to net lease strategies as market dynamics drive robust opportunity in the field, explains Gordon Whiting of TPG Angelo Gordon.

The return of steady inflation to Japan will put pressure on asset management skills, but there are opportunities across the board, says LaSalle’s Kunihiko Okumura.

A steady economy and record occupier demand for Japanese logistics put the sector in a strong position for the future, say Unified Industrial’s Joshua Olsan and Hiroshi Takizawa.

Real estate fund administrators are plotting a new path from insourcing to outsourcing via co-sourcing models, says Anita Lyse, group sector head, real assets, at Alter Domus.

A shift from passive to active ownership models is key to achieving operational excellence at the asset level, says Schroders Capital’s James MacNamara.

The roadmap for navigating asset value and future-proofing portfolios involves prioritizing people and social performance, says Joanna Frank, president and CEO of Fitwel.

Energy transition might be the buzzword driving an emerging asset class combining real estate, technology and sustainability, says GreenPoint Partners’ Chris Green and Eric Boothe.